Work in Progress: Xbox 360 tilt board

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LoyalistRevolt
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Work in Progress: Xbox 360 tilt board

Post by LoyalistRevolt »

Well I just started working on this today and after 6 hours of work I'm not done :cry: Came here to ask for some help...

Well for some reason there seem to be pressure on the triggers
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Also I want to know how to add a switch to turn it on and off...

There also seems to be a problem closing it anyone got any ideas?
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Post by phantom92opera »

umm your wires are ginormous... try 30awg
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Post by WompaStompa11 »

are you following their directions?
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Post by LoyalistRevolt »

Of course I had to read them 3 times but I followed them to the t
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Post by RDC »

The closing up the shell issue is from the wire, like already said get ya some 30AWG wire, ya can find it at Rat Shack, they call it Wrapping wire or Kynar (Ki-nar) wire, but that stuff you're using there now is really way too big.

There shouldn't be anything at all wrong with the Triggers, unless ya pulled them from the board and reinstalled them, that can cause issues. Only other thing I can think of right off is ya have something soldered to something that shouldn't be, solder splash or some piece of wire in there shorting something out. If ya mean there is a trigger issue with the case not all the way together that's kinda gonna be a given. ;)

One of the features of that board is that it can be turned on/off, so there's no need to add in a switch for that.
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