In article <5f31o3h8p8de5ohafqgngm2290ihel85l3 RemoveThis @4ax.com>,
Rutger6559 <rutgerTHE_OBVIOUS6559 RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
> I think you'll be pleasantly surprised, Rick. I have a original CP
> from an upright Spy Hunter (it's beat to heck, and needs LOTS of
> reworking, dang lying ebay seller!), but I hooked it up to a dual
> strike a few years ago just for testing purposes, and it seemed to
> play pretty darn well. Keep in mind this was probably using MAME 0.68
> or so.
>
> >Should this work? Or is the control for Spy Hunter different than a
> >spinner control and also different than a star wars-ish yoke control?
>
> It's just a pot in there so it should be easy. It's not even a yoke.
> It's really just steering wheel (10kOhm pot, IIRC) and four buttons
> (well 2 buttons, and 2 triggers)
I really appreciate the response. Knowing that the original spy hunter
control was using pots makes me much more confident.
> Please post your results for us as I'm very interested.
I'll do that. I have some work to do on the yoke itself (needs some
cleaning and painting before I can attempt a wire-up. Then I'm going to
want to do a test mount with it to test out the angle and find one that
feels right during actual gameplay. At that point, I'll know if
everything is working.
After that, I'll end up rebuilding the panel into its final form. This
will be a good opportunity to take some new pics for my website as well.
Thanks for the info.
Rick Reynolds
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