@LittleMegaGamer The panels on that case are metal but they’re thin so fairly easy to drill through.
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The name brand is Heyco strain relief, there is a special plier to “unlock” it also…I have one somewhere I’ll see if I can find a name brandHere's the stopper.
I hope it is the one you are looking for
https://ie.farnell.com/essentra-com...anceMax-High-Margin-Test1573&gross_price=true
https://www.heyco.com/Strain_Relief_Bushings/
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I used "5NF 16" aka "SR5KN4"
But you don't have to use it, and you can also use a similar or larger cord push which sold in your country.
…Dong-A Cord Push ?
I used "5NF 16" aka "SR5KN4"
But you don't have to use it, and you can also use a similar or larger cord push which sold in your country.
Have used these ones lots of times
https://www.digikey.co.nz/en/products/detail/heyco-products-corporation/1184/15906450
They go on and off much easier after some gentle heating.
https://www.digikey.co.nz/en/products/detail/heyco-products-corporation/1184/15906450
They go on and off much easier after some gentle heating.
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DONG-A is a South Korean company. In Europe or the US, you may refer to HEYCO PART NO.
Hi, I have a question, where the +5V from DB15 is wired in the stick ?5) JOYSTICK selection
6) BUTTON selection
7) DRILLING HOLES
8. WIRING
9) COMPONENTS INSTALLATION
10) DONE!
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Thanks
LittleMegaGamer
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Hi,
+5v is pin 8 on the DB15 connector. Everything is wired to the NeoGeo Fighting Board. I hope I have answered to your question.
Thanks I don’t have a board, I plugged directly on button, ground and directions . I will try first without +5v
Thank you, I don’t have a neogeo board . I was wondering in a stick like sigma 8000TB, where the +5 V is plugged. Probably on the board, you are right
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Introducing the board "HYPERDRIVE ARCADE", which will be listed next week.
This board is an arcade encoder using DB15 pins (also for Neogeo) that can be implemented on an 8-button joystick by modifying it.
It has a 4-button and 6-button remapping function, and when you press and hold the remap button, it makes a "BEEP" sound to enter the remapping mode. Press the A,B,C,D,E,F buttons in the order you want, and the piezo buzzer will sound in the order "DO, RE, MI, FA, SOL, LA" to finalize the setup.
There is also a terminal for WS2812B RGB LEDs, so you can also use the RGB buttons.
This board is an arcade encoder using DB15 pins (also for Neogeo) that can be implemented on an 8-button joystick by modifying it.
It has a 4-button and 6-button remapping function, and when you press and hold the remap button, it makes a "BEEP" sound to enter the remapping mode. Press the A,B,C,D,E,F buttons in the order you want, and the piezo buzzer will sound in the order "DO, RE, MI, FA, SOL, LA" to finalize the setup.
There is also a terminal for WS2812B RGB LEDs, so you can also use the RGB buttons.
This works with DB15 (supergun/Cbox) and Neo Geo out of the box with no mods?Introducing the board "HYPERDRIVE ARCADE", which will be listed next week.
This board is an arcade encoder using DB15 pins (also for Neogeo) that can be implemented on an 8-button joystick by modifying it.
It has a 4-button and 6-button remapping function, and when you press and hold the remap button, it makes a "BEEP" sound to enter the remapping mode. Press the A,B,C,D,E,F buttons in the order you want, and the piezo buzzer will sound in the order "DO, RE, MI, FA, SOL, LA" to finalize the setup.
There is also a terminal for WS2812B RGB LEDs, so you can also use the RGB buttons.
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Yes, it works without mods.
