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Step 9Getting tactile...
First, go take a break. Get some coffee, smoke a cigarette, play with...just take a break.
O.K. back from your break. Feeling good? Alright, lets continue.
We need to get out tactile switches to stay in place and function well for a long time. It took me forever to figure this out and its really the only part of this that I feel like is a real breakthrough. The pictures are pretty self explanatory, but I will fill in some of the blanks for you.
After you get everything glued in check that each of the tactile switches works freely and is not pressed down too far. Use a multimeter for this.
O.K. back from your break. Feeling good? Alright, lets continue.
We need to get out tactile switches to stay in place and function well for a long time. It took me forever to figure this out and its really the only part of this that I feel like is a real breakthrough. The pictures are pretty self explanatory, but I will fill in some of the blanks for you.
After you get everything glued in check that each of the tactile switches works freely and is not pressed down too far. Use a multimeter for this.
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May 13, 2010. 4:06 AMwout smeets
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this is saving money you should not buy more switches
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Jul 29, 2010. 10:36 PMzack247
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why didn't he just use the original button plate? it would have saved a lot of glue...
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Jun 1, 2011. 6:31 PMMorte_Moya (author)
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With so many of the original plates being in crap shape I wanted it to be something anyone could do with just the case. That is why I did the separate buttons. I figured it would be more beginner friendly that way.
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Jun 14, 2010. 2:41 PMKiW
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Nice, I'm trying it with a old SAGA 16 bit controler, but I run into a problem, there is no way I could get switchesm and I dont know what Ciken trys to say can you help me with a other way to do it? or explean Ciken's way? BTW NICE WORK!
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