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Old 03 April 2018, 00:42   #5621
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I suposse they are clicky, right?. You say they are too hard?
They are not clicky at all. They are uncomfortable and their position and way in which you have to apply pressure creates a lot of strain on the back of your thumb/hand.

As I said: try it.
NOwadays I use Slik Stisk and they have the same problem with the button, but I prefer it to any other clicky joystick, I hate clickiness.
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Old 03 April 2018, 00:42   #5622
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Akira I think that you should edit this post:

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?p=3505#post3505

"...I have a few faves...
- Suncom TAC-2 / From the C64 days, I acquired one of these a few months ago and I got to use it two days ago. EXCELLENT joystick, one of the best I ever used. It just controls like a dream. One great buy."

Do not worry, we all can change of opinion, no problem bro.

Yep, I'll have to try it.

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Old 03 April 2018, 00:51   #5623
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I don't want to edit what I said :P People are allowed to change their minds.
After years of using it, now I think, it's not the best.

As I said, I *WANTED* to love it (evident by that post) but I just couldn't.

Anyway bit creepy that you are rummaging through shit old posts of mine ;/ That was SEVENTEEN years ago. JEez.
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Old 03 April 2018, 00:56   #5624
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Sorry, it wasn't my intention; I just was searching for opinions now. Yes, I understand that if you say so it's just after time using it.

My best thanks for the advices for sure

Edit: And also, I've got the idea after reading so many threads on the topic and so many opinions that Joysticks are a very delicate question, depending a lot on everybody's likes/dislikes.

BTW: You weren't wrong in your judgement. At least in the part that you said that it was a great buy, as you surely can sell it now for three times the price

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Old 03 April 2018, 16:10   #5625
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YEah I kinda wish I held longer onto it to make a profit :P
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Old 26 April 2018, 10:29   #5626
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Old 26 April 2018, 11:02   #5627
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Benq BL702A and BL912, just to put them in storage before they are discontinued.

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Old 26 April 2018, 11:35   #5628
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C64 Mini
I bought one of those last week
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Old 26 April 2018, 16:26   #5629
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Got a second 7 inch TFT-LCD screen.

#EDIT#
Just tried it and the Picture Rolls !

Is there a Vertical Hold Pot somewhere on these ?

#UPDATE#
Strangely it does not roll on the CD32 boot screen
So I attached it to an old DVD Player...
and it works !!!


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Old 03 May 2018, 02:23   #5630
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I've bought two things:

A "3.96mm Pitch 2x12 Pin 24 Pin PCB Slot Solder Card Edge Connector" and a "RDA5807 FM stereo radio module".



Ups... Yesterday I bought a "SuperVideo board", but I don't have a C64C and I don't plan to use S-Video

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I found a seller on EBay who had some new 4.5GB scsi harddrives and I bought 3!
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Old 03 May 2018, 09:55   #5633
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I bought a Maniac Mansion T-shirt (basically the box art) from aliexpress. Interesting to see what the quality and size is
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Old 03 May 2018, 20:34   #5635
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A "3.96mm Pitch 2x12 Pin 24 Pin PCB Slot Solder Card Edge Connector" and a "RDA5807 FM stereo radio module".
Funny, I ordered a RDA5807 module 2 days ago. 37p from Aliexpress including delivery How does that even work? It would cost me more to send a birthday card.
Today I received a laser, yesterday some voltage regulators and a 868Mhz transceiver (hopefully to control my heating).

77 orders and all have arrived so far (waiting for 11).
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Old 04 May 2018, 01:25   #5637
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Funny, I ordered a RDA5807 module 2 days ago. 37p from Aliexpress including delivery How does that even work? It would cost me more to send a birthday card.
Today I received a laser, yesterday some voltage regulators and a 868Mhz transceiver (hopefully to control my heating).

77 orders and all have arrived so far (waiting for 11).
Well, I've got some questions for you:

Did you make 77 orders recently? .

And 37p ... come on, did you buy the chip only? It costed me 8€ in the board. I won't say it's expensive though. And yep, for 37p I don't tell you the time

About the RDA5807... if you are planning to make the same that I will, have you found a nice case for it?. Linky?

And about the voltage regulators, are they DC-DC ones ?

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Well, I've got some questions for you:

Did you make 77 orders recently? .

And 37p ... come on, did you buy the chip only? It costed me 8€ in the board. I won't say it's expensive though. And yep, for 37p I don't tell you the time

About the RDA5807... if you are planning to make the same that I will, have you found a nice case for it?. Linky?

And about the voltage regulators, are they DC-DC ones ?
77 orders since in the last 12 months when I joined. Most were less than £2. I'm kinda addicted
37p (38p now, fucking Brexit lol) is for a small board with a couple of surface mount caps/resistors and a 'thing' (oscillator?):
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/FM-S...311.0.0.iCOVYp

I'm planning a Raspberry PI Zero based clock/radio for my bedroom. 4 digit 7-Segment LED display, small LCD/OLED display for 'stuff', temperature sensor, rotary encoders for control, LM386 audio amp (all working on breadboard). FM was an afterthought. Mostly for podcasts, alarms and who knows what.

Voltage reg is a simple LM317. With a couple of resistors you can drop e.g. 5v to 3.3v.
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77 orders since in the last 12 months when I joined. Most were less than £2. I'm kinda addicted
37p (38p now, fucking Brexit lol) is for a small board with a couple of surface mount caps/resistors and a 'thing' (oscillator?):
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/FM-S...311.0.0.iCOVYp

I'm planning a Raspberry PI Zero based clock/radio for my bedroom. 4 digit 7-Segment LED display, small LCD/OLED display for 'stuff', temperature sensor, rotary encoders for control, LM386 audio amp (all working on breadboard). FM was an afterthought. Mostly for podcasts, alarms and who knows what.

Voltage reg is a simple LM317. With a couple of resistors you can drop e.g. 5v to 3.3v.
Wow. You should post somewhere or make a video to see your work, really!!

I only want to have an ordinary FM radio for the C64 https://sites.google.com/site/divide...-radio-for-c64

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I bought some stuff that needs modding, as well.



I'm not joking. There are tons of videos on YT how to modify your Opinel.
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