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SEGA MD2 JOYPAD>>ZX
no, everyone probably screamed - we know everything, we know...
Maybe, of course, someone knows, but someone probably doesn’t!
or knows, but not everything! yeah, perfect for ZX
joysticks from SEGA MEGADRIVE1+2, firstly, they have
Do you know how many wires there are? who shouts 52?
wrong! there are nine wires there! and how much do we need?
That's right, six. that is, even three more than necessary.
and DENDY has only 5 of them, and some versions even have 4 (he
saw). Here. who knows how many of them PLAYSTATION has? I
somehow I haven’t taken them apart yet... they are so scary
view! Basically the grayish color scares me away. if
who knows how many wires there are, write, don’t be lazy, and
everyone will know too. people need to know the truth! I will find
DREAMCAST - I think it won’t make joysticks any time soon
lying on every corner, although who knows... by design
I like it best from MEGADRIVE, nothing better
I haven't seen it yet! okay, let’s get a thread like this somewhere
joystick, let it be broken (well, not in half
of course!), (at least you can buy a thread from someone, current
don’t give more than 10 rubles), open it, cut it off
something sharp all the roads thatapproach the mikruha
(it’s better to be as close to it as possible), we find paths that
move away from the contact pads with directions and
tear them completely off the board!!! come on, come on,
scrape them the fuck off the board! ready? now carry it
the whole thing goes into the trash can. don't you want to? ok, glue it
back the tracks... what, you didn’t scrape them off, but just
I decided to read the whole text first, right? deceived me
insidious! well done, take the PANASONIC drive from the shelf to
3bOKB. don't you need it? And I don't need it either! well no
throw it away! you see, we are somewhat similar! here you go,
we find the place where the wiring and tracks are soldered
that extend from these areas are lightly cleaned and
serveem. Also clean paths with directions
places where they are as close as possible to the paths
which depart from the platforms with wiring. by the way, there are 6
FIRE buttons, and the tracks from them go (all six) side by side,
so clear out all six nearby! now take it
wire (you can use a piece of wire of some kind)
disassemble), service and solder it to the stripped
places of tracks (track with direction <> track from
areas with wiring). also with FIRE. only one
solder the end of the wire to all six at once
paths (it’s not for nothing that they go right next to each other)! a, there's more
There is a "MODE" button on the side, whichstill clicks
remember? you can connect too. she clicks so much
it's nice for about three months, and then for some reason it stops. yes,
Don't forget to connect GROUND at the joystick to the wiring
(the path with it is immediately visible)! you can leave the plug
like this, but it’s better to connect our favorite, five-pin one.
somehow more patriotic. although it is possible directly from shogi
pick out two sockets and build an adapter from them
what a thread! That's it! works? you have to push
too much pressure on the buttons? OK, it’s clear, not with a piece of iron
contacts are closed! Never mind, you’ll soon get used to it and everything’s in order!
train your fingers. in six months they will become strong
- powerful! Don’t you want something? ok ok, me too
I don't want to! take a piece of foil, just not from
chocolate (because there’s no way to stick it, I tried
already a hundred times, falls off quickly), and from cigarettes, on it
The paper is glued on one side! cut it out
circles (if you don’t receive the recipient, you can of course
squares) and glue them to what presses
contact areas (those little black circles). I usually
I glue it with regular SUPER CLUE. maybe somehow
to others. who is shouting "glue stick"??? ready?
Well, come on, collect it, has it stopped working altogether? and you
Which side of the foil did you apply glue to? oh, I see...
cut out the circles againand glue them with the paper side
to the rubber bands! That's it, it's all done, well done! twist
screw in and try!
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