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Joystick Reanimator v1.2 [2024] |
Released At :
BCC Party #18
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Look for downloads on external sites:
Pokefinder.org
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Submitted by Jope on 3 November 2024
| This worked surprisingly well for an atari converted Speedlink USB Competition Pro with the original nasty cheap switches. Resistances were all under 2 ohm and the stick was very reliable afterwards. It'll be interesting to see how long before those low quality switches get tarnished again. |
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Submitted by Ninja on 17 October 2024
| Really useful device. Just fixed a Competition Pro firebutton with it. Looking forward to offer "repair service" at Zoo 2024. Bring your joysticks and let's see if it will work for you as well. |
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Submitted by GI-Joe on 25 February 2024
| @-trb-: thanks 4 the hint - it was fixed .... |
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Submitted by -trb- on 24 February 2024
| Great if this really works, @GI-Joe! :) But the ZIP file is empty?! |
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Submitted by GI-Joe on 24 February 2024
| @chatGPZ: yes, indeed. 90% of "reanimated" Joysticks works after the procedure. And the measurement results after reanimation speak for themselves! I have choosen 5V because I didn't want to use more voltage than necessary in any autofire circuits to avoid any destruction of them. The capacitance of the capacitor is crucial so that there is neither too much nor too little current. Had to test for a long time, but with this current size it works great! |
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Submitted by YPS on 24 February 2024
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 24 February 2024
| Does this really have an effect with such low voltage? (I have only seen this with significantly higher voltages) |
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