Analog Sticks

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Radon199
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Analog Sticks

Post by Radon199 »

Is there any way to seperate the analog sticks without haveing to cut the intire card in half and haveing to rewire like 40 connections? I would really like to be able to use Analog but cutting that board in half is a little to much for me to do.
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I dont get what you mean. Do you want analog or not? If you want analog then get a Psone controller. If you dont, get a psx controller. Please explain.
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Post by HK-47 »

Yeah, just redesign the case so you dont have to cut the board into 2.
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Yeah HK47's right, I didnt realize you wanted to split the two analog sticks
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Post by dkap01 »

You dont have to cut the board in two, just de-solder the 2 analog sticks and put them on a small board. Then run wire's btween the 2 boards...
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Post by Radon199 »

Thanks dkap01, just the idea I needed... too bad now I need a desodering iron lol.
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get a solder sucker cheaper and easier
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Post by bicostp »

copper braid stuff from Radio Shack. It's what I used to replace a couple blown transistors on my stereo. 8)
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Thanks a bunch, just looked up the braid and it looks great. I'll head down to the mall and pick some up today.
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Copper braid works really great to suck up solder. Takes a little while to get the hang of it though, just like soldering.
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