Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: jollyFE on December 13, 2010, 04:49:12 AM
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Anyone else seen this prob before? The cable that runs from the stick to the throttle is loose where it plugs in to the back of the stick. If you wiggle the plug the lights on the stick blink and it loses calibration.
Any suggestions on how to fix this other than "dont wiggle the cord"?
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Exact (word for word ) issue im having with mine, just posting in here hopefully someone has a fix
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This plug is round , take some pliers and squeeze it gently to slight oval :old:
This will make it a tight fit :old:
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I ordered another one, shipping($4.00) was more than the cable ($0.90). went to cable wholesale.com 10M2-01103 MiniDin6 (PS/2) Male / MiniDin6 (PS/2 ) Male, 6C, Straight, 3 ft
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This plug is round , take some pliers and squeeze it gently to slight oval :old:
This will make it a tight fit :old:
This. It worked perfectly for me, and you don't need to squeeze it that much, just a little bit.
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This plug is round , take some pliers and squeeze it gently to slight oval :old:
This will make it a tight fit :old:
That was my fix.
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ill pinch it and rubber cement it in (around the outside)
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That was my fix.
Have you also done the hall effect magnet mod? :old:
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Have you also done the hall effect magnet mod? :old:
the what?
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whats that?
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Two magnets left and right of hall sensor, putting magnets directly under sensor reduces masive amount of deadzone and nose bounce, use double sided tape to position magnets :old:
Guy on youtube shows how to so it using blutak, its 20 min mod a lot of people do it.
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cool, have to check it out
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I ordered another one, shipping($4.00) was more than the cable ($0.90). went to cable wholesale.com 10M2-01103 MiniDin6 (PS/2) Male / MiniDin6 (PS/2 ) Male, 6C, Straight, 3 ft
$2.86 with shipping [ur;]http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10204&cs_id=1020401&p_id=92&seq=1&format=2[/url]
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Two magnets left and right of hall sensor, putting magnets directly under sensor reduces masive amount of deadzone and nose bounce, use double sided tape to position magnets :old:
Guy on youtube shows how to so it using blutak, its 20 min mod a lot of people do it.
I'm doing the magnet mod right now. I've officially gotten sick of the corporate bull from Logitech, and will be boxing my G940 back up and going back to my X52. If/when they decide to fix the issues then maybe I'll change my mind. If the magnet mod does what it's supposed to, then I might end up being more than happy with the X52 in the long run anyhow...
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I'm doing the magnet mod right now. I've officially gotten sick of the corporate bull from Logitech, and will be boxing my G940 back up and going back to my X52. If/when they decide to fix the issues then maybe I'll change my mind. If the magnet mod does what it's supposed to, then I might end up being more than happy with the X52 in the long run anyhow...
It works well. I used superglue instead of double sided tape though. I did test it with tape before going to the glue to make sure the magnets' polarity was correct first though. If you install them backwards it will reverse the axis.
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The magnet mod worked well for me. :aok
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i superglued mine when i was sure it was right :salute
There also the tie backs on spring to reduce spring pressure :old:
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i might try magnet mod on ex wife :old:
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Yeah I got the mod done.. it's actually quite easy.
I've got both magnets centered within about 5%.. probably closer than that even... good enough for a calibration to fix the rest.
I used 'windshield sealer' which will hold very well once it cures, so my biggest problem was holding the magnets in place while that happened (they kept wanting to shift towards that small screw right above). I cured that with a very thin strip of that cushioned double-sided tape just under that screw. It positioned the magnet perfectly below the sensor, and only a slight left-right adjustment was necessary to get it centered.
After letting it cure all afternoon I once again tested it and both axes are very very close to being centered. I haven't actually had a chance to use it yet though.