hinhanap ko wala akong makitang thread nito.
so gumawa ako ng sarili kong stick hinde pa tapos kasi wala pang case na matino. pero nilagay ko muna sa kahon okay naman siya and lahat gumagana. first custom stick ko to at gagawa pa ko wireless.

Siguro Sir mas ok kung ang title ng thread mo is "Custom Hitbox". Hinde po ito matatawag na arcade stick kung wala siyang stick hehe. Nice hitbox btw

wow ito na pala hinahanap ko hehehe
posible kayang maka-request sayo ng tutorial sa pagawa neto bossing?
its looking sweet, btw

yun ang planu ko post ko youtube. kaso holy week hinde ko matapos tapos.

sige lang bossing take your time
antayin ko yan!

just finished the art template and plexi na hinde eksakto pero yung box pinatutuyo pintura tapos papabutasan ko para sa start home and select buttons at usb butas

Nice work sir!

imba! yan na pala yun!
great work bossing!

finished with a carbon mesh


wiring is ugly as hell but it works

Now THAT
is one awesome Hitbox bewrong.

Double Respect.


Also waiting on that tutorial youtube vid on how you made this bewrong.
This is an interesting project.

Great project, ganda. (At i'm sure mas mura nagastos mo dito kesa sa chinacharge nung 'hitbox' makers) sali ka sana tourney para narin maipakita mo to sa community sir

sorry hinde ko pa magawa yung video. medyo busy sa trabaho pero pinagiisipan ko din panu ko gagawin. na try ko sa pc configuration lang with controls pero okay siya

ito muna parang preview sorry english barok

NOTE: English to kasi pinost ko sa shoryuken

Reviving my First Arcade stick.

Back in 2007, my girlfriend gave me an arcade stick as a bday gift. It was a 8 button CDR king stick, basically a chinese/filipino knock-off of the Blaze stick. Sadly the stick itself only lasted 7 months of use and I eventually replaced it with an iCore Stick when I wasn't able to use it anymore. So after 5 years, I decided to restore the stick and revive it, I promised my girl as well that I'll be able to make it work again.

I started by purchasing a cdrking usb controller, which I used building my hitbox since it was compatible with the ps3:


Then tried it on the ps3 to check for the button mapping:


Dissected the poor thing to get the pcb:



then went on and removed the parts from my cdr king stick, as well as throwing the orignal pcb away cause it wasn't working anymore:



Wired everything up, since the buttons doesn't support QDs I soldered each wire to the buttons and the stick (Note: This is the first time I've ever soldered any electronic gadget in my life):


Close everything and after a few trial and error with the solders and button some minor mapping errors, it's finished!



Although it tool my 4 hours in total (almost 3 hours from soldering geez!) it was all worth it, and my girl is even happy about it

gusto ko i-revive cdr-king arcade stick ko. need help