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Chrome Stick Covers...
Sinner:
--- Quote from: Veinman on June 09, 2005, 02:25:06 pm ---FYI, the Happ mechanical rotaries, which are modified Supers, come with chrome shafts.
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I haven't found any information on the HAPP site...maybe I'm not looking in the right places...I guess I'll try emailing them...
Franco:
Grashopper, I must have missed that post, Ill go check it out
Grasshopper:
That's a pity, $10 each is obviously too much bearing in mind you can buy a complete Super stick for about $7.
But if the price could come down to an affordable level through economies of scale then I think I could justify buying up to six sleeves.
Is anyone else here interested in buying some sleeves so we can make the unit cost more affordable?
Note to moderators: please can you sticky this thread for a few weeks so we can gauge interest.
p.s. Franco, have you had a chance to look at my mounting plate idea yet?
Franco:
--- Quote from: Grasshopper on June 11, 2005, 03:43:31 pm ---That's a pity, $10 each is obviously too much bearing in mind you can buy a complete Super stick for about $7.
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I completely agree.
--- Quote from: Grasshopper on June 11, 2005, 03:43:31 pm ---
p.s. Franco, have you had a chance to look at my mounting plate idea yet?
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Sorry for the late reply, Ive had a few things on the go. The mounting plates would have been no problem what soever If our company hadnt have outsourced our fabrication department. We had some really good sheet bending and punching m/cs that would have ideal and would have done the job in no time at all.
The best way for you to get them would probably be for to do them yourself as the only way that I would be able to do them would be using methods that should available to you. If you know someone with a pillardrill and a vice you should be sorted. Cut the plates to size with a hacksaw or whatever, drill the holes and then bend the plates by putting the plates in the vice with the bend location at the jop of ther vice jaw and then use a soft hammer to bend them over.
Grasshopper:
It's a shame about the mounting plates but I haven't given up on the chrome sleeves yet.
Is anyone else here interested in having Super Joysticks with chrome shafts? I realise it's quite a lot of money for something that is only cosmetic but it's not a lot of money in the greater scheme of things. And if we spent our money rationally we probably wouldn't be into this hobby anyway. :D
If you've got a panel fitted with Supers and T-Stiks then this is one way to make all the joysticks match.
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