The only thing holding me back is the price when converted to AUD is not cheap.
I was reading in one of the threads that this converter works with the SF Anniversary stick http://www.dealextreme.com/feedbacks/BrowseReviews.dx/sku.6834
Has anyone else tried this converter before?
Accurate Measurement Template here:
http://forums.shoryuken.com/showpost.php?p=6087636&postcount=121
How do you tell if you have the HAPP version of this stick or the normal version?
open the stick up.
Ok then what identifies it having HAPP parts? I’ll post a pic here…
well… an easier way would be to look at the nubytech joystick and compare it to a pic of the happ stick, you can easily tell the difference, its not rocket science.
The Happ version was a limited edition only sold online. If you bought it used then I imagine the seller would have let you know . Similarly, if you got it new from GameStop then it’s not Happ. If you bought the stick modded then there’s a decent chance that it has Happ parts. Take a picture of the inside an we’ll be able to quickly identify it for you.
This is stock and not Happ. Here’s the inside of mine (modded) for comparison. Sorry for the small size:
While checking custom sticks forums found this fella who has modded SF Anniversary Stick with Sanwa JLF and OSBN30’ s. <3
http://forums.shoryuken.com/showpost.php?p=5741958&postcount=6138
I can officially confirm that the Dealextreme adapter (Along with 2 generic USB ones I have tried) DO NOT work with the Nubytech stick.
I am just about to give up on getting this thing to work on my PS3 
does anyone know if I can mod it with a PS2 DS2 PCB?
Yeah, you definitely can. A PS1 DS would be easier to work with. Get a Cthulhu if you just want PS3 compatibility. It would be the easiest option of the three.
Reason I ask is i have a few DS2 controllers lying around which are no longer useful to me.
Would working with the DS2 board be similar to the PSone DS controller?
Just buy a HRAP 3 when they’re available again for $90.
Input Lag Test
Results **Street Fighter 15th Anniversary stick by Nubytech+TAC PS2 to PS3 adapter **Results
[CENTER]100% original retail parts(unmodded)
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I conducted this test 5 times on one of the 5 tests, I got 0 ms input lag.
This is the highest input lag in all those tests…
Keyboard-Arcade Stick=Total input lag
Keyboard input lag
6.39 ms
Arcade Stick input lag
6.11 ms
Total input lag=0.28 ms
The DS2 is considerably harder to do. I went and dug up a quote to explain:
So this works 100% on the PS3 with all the buttons and directions behaving as they should?
It’s my understanding that a few of these joysticks have incompatible pcbs no matter what adapter you use. I’ve personally own 6 of the sticks.
4 worked with the pelican adapter and the radio shack adapter.
2 did not and just flips out activating the ps3 home button and arandom buttons.
I think it’s the luck of the draw with these sticks. If you are unfortunate enough to get a bad pcb version all you can do is install a hacked pcb of some sort.
Thanks for confirming that. Mine just goes nuts with with home button when using the dealextreme adapter.
I bought a generic “new wave” or something convertor locally at jbhifi, for $49 aus, came with hdmi/optical cables. Works great in ps3 menus and sf2 hd BUT i find sf4 has abit of laggy input with buttons, directional movement is fine tho. 
