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Y adapter source

3 posts by 3 people · 18 Dec 1998 - 20 Dec 1998

Otto Mathek 18 Dec 1998#440873
I am going to split axis pedals and need to find a Y-adapter for my joystick port that has enough pins/conductors to fully support all has conductors for pins 1 through 7. Arrrgh!!!! TIA Otto Matheke "Mandrake, have you ever seen a commie drink a glass of water?"
SteveBla 18 Dec 1998#440874
Don't know what pedals you plan to use, but the CH pedals ($38online) come with such an adapter built in. Just plug one end into the gameport, the other into your GP1, and presto; you're cruising. This setup served me well for some time, before making the jump to a Logitech Wingman Formula (highly recommended, and only about another $30 over pedals alone). CH also sell a "Y" adapter alone, which I expect would do the trick. Steve B. remove "edy" from address for email
Roy Berube 20 Dec 1998#441139
I split the axis on my T1 last night. Great improvement on control in the corners, it just takes some time to get used to! I was losing hair trying to avoid swapping ends in corners, now that is solved. Highly recommended for any GPL *** (like me). Anyway, i used a simple 6 foot joystick extension cable and tapped into the cable for the extra axis. I wasn't able to find any Y adapters with all the pins includes. Roy Berube
Quoted text (11 lines)> I am going to split axis pedals and need to find a Y-adapter for my > joystick port that has enough pins/conductors to fully support all > has conductors for pins 1 through 7. Arrrgh!!!! > TIA > Otto Matheke > "Mandrake, have you ever seen a commie drink a glass of water?"

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