Arcade Button Question
Arcade Button Question | |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | toooday i |
| 10.12.2009 | i bought the resistors of course ,and everything else i need from a local dealer.i thought it would be more economic to buy them local instead of oversea shipping thank you for the quick reply (edit: i wrote "replay",lol) have a nice day |
| Lilliana Perris 10.12.2009 | no....it does not matter which side you solder it. Just remember....you can't pull out the original buttons and just fit the Arcade ones. You will need the wiring with the resistors added that are for sale here. If you has them.....you golden. Not Ean Golden.....but you get the drift. |
| Doug Bieling 10.12.2009 | I may be wrong but i dont believeso as if you believe about it all they are doing is breaking a circuit |
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