Yeah I saw the Cherry harness and actuator combo they sell but doesnât say what size actuator it is in the info and also says the cherries make the same noise as the stock JLF switches.
I have a Madcatz TE FightStick circa 2009. Recently, the gate has stiffened up to the point that Iâm having difficulty performing dashes, and I think a few of the buttons are starting to act up as well. Two questions:
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[] Is there anything that I can do to the gate short of replacing it to loosen it up?
[] If I end up replacing the gate and/or buttons, what site do you guys recommend I use?
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Iâd lube the stickâs pivot with Shin Etsu grease, Molykote 44, or whatever that stuff from Harbor Freight that @Moonchildeâ has been recommending is called (itâs important that you not use the wrong type of lubricant), replace the Sanwa SW-68 microswitches in the buttons, and open/clean the microswitches in your JLFâs TP-MA pcb (I would recommend buying one since youâre already ordering parts). It would also probably be a good idea to buy a new JLF actuator and tension spring as well. Your stick should be good as new afterwards.
Awesome feedback thanks man. I just took the gate apart, cleaned all of the components thoroughly, and lubed them with a rubber-safe petroleum-based oil. HUGE DIFFERENCE. I sat in training mode for awhile looking at the inputs and didnât notice anything wonky with stick, so I think I will stop short of replacing any of the stick components that you mentioned for now.
Any particular site that you would recommend for the SW-68 microswitches?
Cleaning a stick makes a huge difference. Proper care over the years goes a long way.
This is the stuff Iâm using.
There is a silicone grease by them with teflon in it as well, but I have not tried it. Iâm pretty happy with this stuff, however, Iâm highly curious about the silicone grease with syncolon that they have.
I wouldnât use anything petroleum based, rubber safe or not. In fact, Iâd clean that stuff out pretty quickly. Itâs possible that itâs ok, but not worth risking imo.
You can get the microswitches from the usual arcade parts suppliers (focus attack, paradise arcade shop, etc). Theyâre really cheap, you might as well go ahead and buy enough for all 8 face buttons. The other parts are all pretty cheap as well, the only expensive item I listed was shin etsu grease, a tube of which would last a really long time
Does anyone know if people are going to make any alternate plexi for the madcatz or hori ps4 sticks? I would buy them, but every stick out now uses the viewlix layout, and i sort of want the noir/sega layout
So far, have there been any words from TeamNinja/TecmoKoei regarding PS4 compatibility for DoA5LR with their PS3 DoA5 Arcade Stick from Hori?
As far as I know from Sonyâs PS4 FAQ, developers have the option to support certain peripherals within their games.
But in this case, looking at the recently announced PS4/PS3 DoA5LR stick, I guess it would interfere with Horiâs partnership.
Really off the wall, but I bought a used t6 stick and the battery cover is missing. My question, what would be a suitable replacement? Any 3d printers on srk?
Have a 360 padhacked stick which responds correctly in menu, but does not work in certain games.
In P4A everything is fine.
In BlazBlue CT, only taunt and D work, directionals work fine. Everything works in-menu.
In KOFXIII, only LP works, and inputs binding LP with another only register as LP (i.e. LP+HP registers as LP).
Everything works in dashboard, and in menu for all games.
Everything works on PC.
Any ideas would be appreciated. The PCB is an older PDP, identical to their rock candy line.