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10 September 2013, 02:13
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Logic3 pad 15 pin D-plug Connector
Hi:
I've got an old Logic3 PC Explorer Pad with a 15pin connector. This is the one I was using with my first Pc games. Is there a connector I can use to connect it now to my Pc or perhaps the Amiga even? Thanks. Edit: This brick perhaps? http://www.ebay.es/itm/USB-to-Joysti...30052da&_uhb=1 Yes/No/Any other? Last edited by Retrofan; 10 September 2013 at 02:28. |
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10 September 2013, 06:22
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That trick would work for the PC if your current PC no longer has a joystick port.
For the Amiga you would need to build a PC analog -> Amiga digital adapter. Not sure if ready made plans exist for that. Another option is to modify the pad to function directly as an atari compatible stick. |
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