hey guys just to check obsf30 are the right size buttons for this stick right?
Also someone mentioned needing a jst cable for the stick can some confirm what cable I need (a link to one would be great) and that does the jlf stick just fit on the mount already there?
Sorry for all the questions and thanks in advance for any help
The 8 front main 30mm buttons can be replaced easily by any Japanese style 30mm arcade buttons to include Sanwa OBSF 30 buttons.
The mount was intended for a JLF with the stock JLF-P1 Mounting Plate.
As for the JST harness? There no easy drop in cable that take over the existing Joystick wiring.
Assuming the Venomās board is common ground (or at least common ground for the joystick) you would need to spice in a Sanwa JLF-H harness or a Seimitsu HP-5 harness (they are the same thing, different brands)
if the joystick wiring is not common ground, you need individually tabbed micro switches on the joystick. For Seimitsu joysticks, these are joysticks without the -01 at the end of the part number
For the JLF you would have to replace the switches with individually tabbed switches or cut the traces on the Sanwa TP-MA PCB Assembly and solder the wires directly to the switches.
itās a shame there is no way to avoid wire splitting. Iām not going to lie that seems a little daunting lol the stick as stock is ok but after using the jlf/obsf set up (badly) it just feels a little weakā¦
I canāt tell for certain, but based on the pcb picture sequo posted uou can use the value I linked to to avoid wire splicing. I think thereās a 5 pin jst slot right beside the white ribbon cable. Open it up and take a clearer picture of the pcb and a can tell you.
SO, i got mine in the mail today from germany, 140 CAD including shipping and taxes. Everything seems to work well, but there is a slight scratch on the plexi. Oh well.
My impressions of the case are very positive, good weight, really nice magnetic front plexi which makes changing art a breeze and its size is quite respectable.
As for the buttons, imo they are terrible the combination of travel distance and resistance makes them fairly unenjoyable. Iād recommend changing them asap.
The stick itself, feels like a JLF but the activation seemed closer to that of a ls-58. The throw feels the same. I confirm that the gates are interchangable. Here is a pic of the venom stick with an old jlf octo gate just to confirm.
Overall pretty happy. I really recommend this to people who want to perhaps upgrade non standard (jlf/obsf) button/stick configurations that are going to buy parts for a stick anyway. Seems like a great case to do simple art, button and stick mods too. I personnally canāt wait to throw a LS-32 and some obsf in there.
I forgot to check if the pcb was common ground, so I check it today and yes, common ground! great pcb for dual(triple) mod
edit- the pcb is labeled with both symbols of sony and microsoft, as if it were compatible with both. strange, no? maybe the same pcb of the mayflash V2 but with different chips?
Hi all Iām new to the forum, I bought this fightstick a few days ago, have managed to swop buttons to sanwa,a bit of a tight fit but they are in and feel good, no luck with the sanwa joystick yet,