phoennix
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I know there have been a few members ask the same question over the years, but after searching through the forums and even PMing a few members, I haven't found any successful solutions.
I'm basically using a 6 in 1 switcher with 4 rotary type games (Guerrilla War, Time Soldiers, Heavy Barrel, Search&Rescue) and will be adding a couple of shoot'en ups, like Gunbird & 19XX (CPS2).
While I'm sure I can have rotary harnesses going into each PCB, then chop off the other ends and rejoin them for each joystick, I'd rather not do that. Too messy!
My thought was to have a circut board that will have 4 13-pin male molex connectors attached to it for each joystick. Then have all the leads join into 1 "out" 13-pin male molex connector. That way each harness from the PCB's go in and 1 comes out to the joystick.
So my question is, where can I get this made? Expensive? I thought maybe of using a jamma fingerboard but would then have to solder wires jumping to the one output.
Any thoughts or direction would be greatly appreciated.
Rob
I'm basically using a 6 in 1 switcher with 4 rotary type games (Guerrilla War, Time Soldiers, Heavy Barrel, Search&Rescue) and will be adding a couple of shoot'en ups, like Gunbird & 19XX (CPS2).
While I'm sure I can have rotary harnesses going into each PCB, then chop off the other ends and rejoin them for each joystick, I'd rather not do that. Too messy!
My thought was to have a circut board that will have 4 13-pin male molex connectors attached to it for each joystick. Then have all the leads join into 1 "out" 13-pin male molex connector. That way each harness from the PCB's go in and 1 comes out to the joystick.
So my question is, where can I get this made? Expensive? I thought maybe of using a jamma fingerboard but would then have to solder wires jumping to the one output.
Any thoughts or direction would be greatly appreciated.
Rob
