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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: GaryMcT on July 29, 2009, 07:20:39 pm
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What 8-way joysticks are easily modifiable such that you can put a button as close to the stick as they are on an original Defender machine with the two-way stick? I've heard of people doing this, but I'm curious what sticks they use?
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Found it in this thread!
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=82479.msg997476#msg997476
Modding a U360 to be usable with a Defender reverse button next to it looks pretty easy. I'm starting to feel a single-player panel brewing. :)
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actually the U360 would be easier (it's a regular JLW in that thread) because you don't have to worry about the microswiches
so theoretically you could put it even closer
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actually the U360 would be easier (it's a regular JLW in that thread) because you don't have to worry about the microswiches
so theoretically you could put it even closer
i assume you can place a 360 in any orientation , and use the mapping.
that other thread requires cutting the plate im wondering if putting a u360 in the other orientation will remove the need for trimming the plate
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actually the U360 would be easier (it's a regular JLW in that thread) because you don't have to worry about the microswiches
so theoretically you could put it even closer
Excellent!
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actually the U360 would be easier (it's a regular JLW in that thread) because you don't have to worry about the microswiches
so theoretically you could put it even closer
i assume you can place a 360 in any orientation , and use the mapping.
that other thread requires cutting the plate im wondering if putting a u360 in the other orientation will remove the need for trimming the plate
I think it's still in the way in the other orientation, but I'll have a look at it soon.
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cool, i dont have one yet so itll be nice to know :cheers:
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either stick can be installed either vertically or horizontally
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cool, i dont have one yet so itll be nice to know :cheers:
Looks like you'd have to modify the mounting plate no matter which way the joystick is mounted.