Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Buy/Sell/Trade - non-retail => Topic started by: F|end on July 01, 2003, 01:17:01 pm
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;D Hi!
I'm just about to buy a Microsoft Sidewinder USB normal pad for 32
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Those are $20 retail when not on sale, and $10 or $15 when they are. They are. The USB ones are almost impossible to hack (I have tried, they are totally different than the gameport ones).
So basically, why do you want it?
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The USB ones are almost impossible to hack (I have tried, they are totally different than the gameport ones).
Nutters. I just traded for a usb sidewinder too. Sigh.
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The problem with them is that there is no place to solder except on the contact pads, and the solder doesn't stick to the pads.
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Picture? I have a theory, but I hesitate to posit lest I be way off base.
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I just bought mine at a local market for 22,50
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In California, the normal 6 button USB pad is always $15.
The other one, is up to $30-35
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Man, i live in Portugal and things here don't come cheap!
Besides that, we're are in economical crisis and ironically things are more expensive than ever!
To ballance the stupid situacion we are in, we now have the
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And I even have friends saying:
"it does look like one though."
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hey, didn't someone post a find for $5 sidewinders from some website?
do a search, maybe you can find it.
8)
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The USB ones are almost impossible to hack
I bet you could find some place or another along the trace where you could just drill a new hole and stick your wire through. I've done this with PCBs, although only ones that I etched myself (and needed to modify afterwards).
Hold it up to bright light, and see if there are any points with no traces on the reverse side of the board.