pookdolie
Permanently Banned for excessive trolling.
Seriously...what the hell?
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Got one on my Firefox cab. Seems like a good idea for home use, but arcade use? Just seems like useful practice for titty-twisters.
I'm talking about the ultra-skinny, small round metal stick-knob dealies that are damn near impossible to turn. Is that's what's on the Firefox cab, too?
My Dig Dug, Warlords, and Missile Command all have them. Forget about "getting a grip" - it's impossible.
My Tempest has one and yeah it was a pain to adjust, but I haven't touched it since.I'm talking about the ultra-skinny, small round metal stick-knob dealies that are damn near impossible to turn. Is that's what's on the Firefox cab, too?
My Dig Dug, Warlords, and Missile Command all have them. Forget about "getting a grip" - it's impossible.
No, the shaft is metal and much skinnier.
Atari did not use a "pot" for the volume control. It is a 50 ohm (some games had a 100 ohm), 12 watt rheostat with an eighth inch diameter shaft. it's made by Ohmite.
You can find knobs to fit them. All the Pole Position games I've seen had knobs on these rheostats.
Use a pair of pliers, problem solved!I'm talking about the ultra-skinny, small round metal stick-knob dealies that are damn near impossible to turn. Is that's what's on the Firefox cab, too?
My Dig Dug, Warlords, and Missile Command all have them. Forget about "getting a grip" - it's impossible.
Use a pair of pliers, problem solved!![]()

You're welcome... but it does work great.Nice! Thanks for the belly laugh!!!![]()