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dads_work_files posted:I use one and I've just got round to putting a dust cover on it. It feels about right to me but I haven't tried putting it in my RAP enclosure to see how it sits. I'd imagine taking the O-ring off wouldn't make it sit that much lower, but the dust cover would fall off when you remove the stick. I ended up just taking it off, i think the RAP N dust cover is already pretty tight around this shaft, so it was feeling awkward sitting too high. Plus I can just store the lever and dust cover in the cord compartment.. which isnt broken yet. Though now I have a little envy for those sticks that are really easy to open
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Strangest thing, I finally got around to doing the work converting my BNB gen 2 to the hitbox layout and it looks great However, the qanba gravity KS buttons I'm using have like.. a slight ring sound when they're pressed? It almost sounds like a spring or something? The button I'm using for down is a little louder than the others, but the biggest issue is that I can't remember if it made the noise before lol. Has anyone run into that with silenced buttons? The wiring is a little bit messy, but it doesn't really sound like wires hitting each other or anything like that? Edit: I finally found other people talking about it and I think it must've made that noise before and I never really noticed it. For whatever reason the down button is a bit louder so I might need to just replace that button or something  Double edit: I actually realized I ordered an extra button last time I was picking up pieces, so I swapped it out and it makes the exact same noise as the buttons with the art in them so... I guess it's just something about not having the lever attached that makes the case noisier? Weird Pumpkin fucked around with this message at 19:23 on Apr 17, 2024 |
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HerniaFlange posted:Gated & Stickpilled If you can slap another microcontroller board in there, and a mode switch to add MIDI support, that would be next level.
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I'm slowly convincing myself I make something custom, I picked up a Haute42 T16 about a month ago and really like it, but there are enough small issues that make it annoying sometimes.
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Hel posted:I'm slowly convincing myself I make something custom, I picked up a Haute42 T16 about a month ago and really like it, but there are enough small issues that make it annoying sometimes. What are the issues for you? I use a Junkfood Micro XL but was considering a Haute42 (not sure which model yet) as a
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Artelier posted:l It's mostly related to me being pretty wide so the directional buttons put my wrist at an odd angle unless I turn the pad a bit, but then I have buttons under my other palm. I also want the thumb Up button in a slightly different spot, so it's some personal issues. Otherwise, it's really good and really alleviates the joint pain I get from using controllers. So if I'm making something custom anyway, then maybe I should put some extra buttons for the right and left stick there as well and cover even more games. Hel fucked around with this message at 14:40 on May 6, 2024 |
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Hey yall, i got a qanba drone 1 I'm putting a sanwa jlf in, but it only came with a one way female connector. Can i splice the wires from the old joystick wiring connector to the wires of the sanwa according to color? EDIT: for clarity. OxMan fucked around with this message at 01:29 on May 13, 2024 |
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OxMan posted:Hey yall, i got a qanba drone 1 I'm putting a sanwa jlf in... My brain switched off reading that and I thought you were trying to install a JLF into a flying drone.
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OxMan posted:Hey yall, i got a qanba drone 1 I'm putting a sanwa jlf in, but it only came with a one way female connector. Can i splice the wires from the old joystick wiring connector to the wires of the sanwa according to color? It should have come with a cable with a connector on one end and loose wires on the other. You can solder or connect those and be golden. Or get a usb straight cable. They only come in like, 5 packs but they're cheap. https://www.amazon.com/Hikig-Joystick-Encoder-Mayflash-Adapter/dp/B07BK12QBG
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Boogalo posted:It should have come with a cable with a connector on one end and loose wires on the other. You can solder or connect those and be golden. Yeah that's the one sided female I'm referring to. I just wanted to make sure that color coding is the same between the old one and the new ones. I am impatient and don't want to wait for shipping if i can help it haha. Edit: vvvvvv awesome thanks! OxMan fucked around with this message at 03:49 on May 13, 2024 |
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The classic Sanwa wiring diagram. Mount your stick in the base, note which side the connector is on, match that to one of the diagrams below, then use that wiring config.
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Hell ya, soldering complete and new stick is in, thanks folx!
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 https://i.imgur.com/uZgFcwP.mp4 e: Wait sorry I grabbed this from a fgc discord and that told me to post it here. I'm dumb sorry! VelociBacon fucked around with this message at 09:11 on May 18, 2024 |
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I'm fixing my microwave and discovered that the switches for the door safety interlock are pretty close to what's in a standard lever. Just thought I'd share, in case anyone is in urgent need of replacement parts (for either).
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Coxswain Balls posted:I'm fixing my microwave and discovered that the switches for the door safety interlock are pretty close to what's in a standard lever. Just thought I'd share, in case anyone is in urgent need of replacement parts (for either). yeah, hinge lever switches are everywhere. if you work with cnc machines or laser cutters or 3d printers or pinball machines or basically anything that needs a decent size switch, you'll notice em.
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B33rChiller posted:That's awesome. Zero shade, and a bonus "Hey I have the same keyboard tuned to the same colour!" MIDI support, as in make it a music controller? There's a thought. A kind of goofy thought I always had was making piano keyboard out of arcade buttons, maybe it could be something done a little more easily with the triangle buttons. The real issue with them though is that because of the shape, they sometimes have a little dead zone around the edges when you try to press them quickly because they can wobble a little. Coxswain Balls posted:I'm fixing my microwave and discovered that the switches for the door safety interlock are pretty close to what's in a standard lever. Just thought I'd share, in case anyone is in urgent need of replacement parts (for either). Also yeah those are pretty standard industrial parts, you can buy replacements off of sites like Mouser and Digikey (dunno about direct replacements for the model but definitely something similar you can swap with).
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HerniaFlange posted:MIDI support, as in make it a music controller? There's a thought. A kind of goofy thought I always had was making piano keyboard out of arcade buttons, maybe it could be something done a little more easily with the triangle buttons. The real issue with them though is that because of the shape, they sometimes have a little dead zone around the edges when you try to press them quickly because they can wobble a little. depending on how bad the wobble is, would switching the actual switch in the button help? I know all my buttons I switched from a linear to a tactile switch (as a keyboard nerd I already knew I had a preference); there's also the possibility of using a lighter spring. I would suggest looking in to making something like a stabilizer, like keyboards use for the longer keys - basically a long, firm wire attached to some supports under the key so that when you hit the left side of your spacebar or w/e that the whole thing goes down - but the way a lot of sticks/hitboxes/whatever are made, the stabilizer has nothing to attach to. if you really really wanted to do this there's probably another fix that would involve basically 3D printing your own button/housing to reduce the amount of wobble and maybe add in some kind of stabilizer, but that's theoretical for me really
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