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| arcade:joystick_mechs [2024/01/06 08:49] – [Sanwa] NFG | arcade:joystick_mechs [2024/01/17 13:42] – WiP: adding Nintendo stick mech NFG |
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| Sanwa's JLF & JLX series' use two mount patterns: either a simple 65mm two-screw attachment, or a square pattern that's much smaller than Seimitsu's, and it's rotated 45 degrees. Instead of having one screw on each diagonal, they're on the cardinal points. The [[arcade:joystick_mechs#hori|Hori Hayabusa]] uses the same 4-way mount, but not the 65mm mount. | Sanwa's JLF & JLX series' use two mount patterns: either a simple 65mm two-screw attachment, or a square pattern that's much smaller than Seimitsu's, and it's rotated 45 degrees. Instead of having one screw on each diagonal, they're on the cardinal points. |
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| {{ :arcade:sns_mounting_patterns.png?400 |Sanwa & Seimitsu Mounting Patterns}} | {{ :arcade:sns_mounting_patterns.png?400 |Sanwa & Seimitsu Mounting Patterns}} |
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| This mech is compatible with Sanwa JLF mounts and accessories. The Sanwa device seems to use their standard 5-wire connector for UDLR, plus the two wires for Vcc and Ground (confirm?) | This mech is compatible with Sanwa JLF mounts and accessories. The Sanwa device seems to use their standard 5-wire connector for UDLR, plus the two wires for Vcc and Ground (confirm?) |
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| | Back in the 80s, with Donkey Kong and Popeye, the Vs cabinets, and even R-Type (which Nintendo distributed in North America) Nintendo used an all-metal joystick that was small, clicky, had an incredibly short throw, and a very short shaft. I love the thing to pieces, but it's difficult to use in a modern cab due to its very shallow mounting depth. |
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