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Posted Sat 26 May 07 @ 12:57 am
 

Posted Sat 26 May 07 @ 5:33 pm
whats your controller look like?
 

Posted Sat 26 May 07 @ 11:41 pm


It was a ton of work, but a real blast to play with.
 

Posted Sun 27 May 07 @ 12:15 am
Tear Em 'UpPRO InfinitySenior ModeratorMember since 2006
Man does that look sweet Mills.......
 

Posted Sun 27 May 07 @ 12:41 am
thats pimp...i thinki would of put the players on the bottom....but nice job.

question though.

when u hook up the switches.....does 1 sde go to ground then the other pin goes to [up down etc]
 

Posted Sun 27 May 07 @ 3:54 am
Believe me I looked at every possible arrangement once I had the panels cut. I felt the top position fit my style best. As far as the button hookup, it was actually fairly easy. Each arcade button microswitch has common (ground), a normally open, and a normally close position. The common of all switches is daisy chained and wired into the ground on the keywhiz, and then each normally open is connected to on of the inputs. I also used 6 of the 'shazaam' inputs, which run both the normal ground and the 'shazaam' ground at the same time to activate an extra set of inputs. I really wanted to get a track ball in there, but they are just too big behind the panel.

The powered USB hub is now permanently in the box, hard drives are next : )

If anyone has ideas left for the buttons, I still have 4 on each side open.

 

Posted Sun 27 May 07 @ 7:03 am
Tear Em 'UpPRO InfinitySenior ModeratorMember since 2006
Nice clean wiring job too Mills, you are a true craftsman.
 

Posted Sun 27 May 07 @ 4:30 pm
TexZKPRO InfinityMember since 2005
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Posted Sun 27 May 07 @ 6:55 pm
Thanks guys. TearEmUp I do envy your diamond plating, that looks sweet!

And TexZK - your flanger gets two buttons : )
 

Posted Sun 27 May 07 @ 11:28 pm


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