Need PCB Button pinout for HRAP V3 SA

March 9, 2017, 6:25 pm

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I want to use the small buttons that are on this pcb can someone show me where I can solder wires to these buttons? Anybody got a pinout for this board? Here's a pic of the board.
SW1=Turbo
SW2=Home
SW3=L3
SW4=R3

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LICENSED HOSTED CLASS 5 SOFTSWITCH

March 10, 2017, 4:28 am

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Question about panel builder plexiglass

March 10, 2017, 8:40 am

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http://www.tek-innovations.com/arthobbies/index.cfm?loc=panelbuilder&act=hrap

I'm wondering if there's anyway I can extract the file from this panel builder to make my own file, so I can get the specs and exact layout, so I can have a metal plate instead of a plexi-glass custom made for my stick.

The problem with that panel builder is that it doesn't have a korean myoungshin fanta joystick to replace the JLF joystick screw holes and would have to edit it.
If there's another site that offers the templates, I could also use that. I just need a HRAP template that has all the buttons layout / stick with the specs/measurement (then I can edit the holes for a korean sticksetup) and have it sent to a vendor that laser cuts them out for me.

Thanks.

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Ps2 connecting it to component /ypbpr ?

March 10, 2017, 6:01 am

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Hi guys,
Sorry if this seems like a dumbarse question but I've hounded the net and cannot find an answer i feel like I'm going out of my friggin mind :sweat:

Ok, so I got my old ps2 out as I just bought a may flash universal arcade stick (it's not bad actually) and i realise I only had a ps2 to composite leads (red yellow white) and a scart adapter. So either way I can can connect the 3 composite leads directly to my HDTV or I can put them into a small scart adapter and into the scart port on my tv. This is working but my ps2 quality had that blurred look.

Here's the confusing and annoying part. I am aware that COMPONENT (red green blue) is better than composite and that component for a ps2 is pretty much the same as hdmi. Correct? However my tv does not have a component input (red green blue.... white red, these 2 being audio i beleive). However I am aware that the component is YPBPR and my tv does have a single port for this ypbpr but no other component inputs .

I've added pics. Very confused. I could just buy a ps2 to hdmi converter for about £12 but I've got component cables on the way.

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TECH TALK SECRET SANTA 2016

November 10, 2016, 9:52 pm

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Better late then never. Here is our Annual Secret Santa Thread

Here is a link to last years thread for reference
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/202617/tech-talk-secret-santa-2015/p1

We are starting late this year so I going to have to accelerate the time tables.

Now to Steal from Jame's old post with some edits for this year (as I am also lazy).

Here are this year's rules:

Member must be 2015 or earlier Join Date.
$20 minimum without shipping.
Gift Cards are not allowed, unless your Recipient requests.
Along with the $20 minimum gift(s), you must include a handmade card and something unexpected.
You must have the package shipped and trackable by December 15, 2016 (You have to PM me the Tracking Number).
Instant Ban if you do not send a gift.

Eligibility

You must be 2015 or older.
If you are 2016, you need to have at least 50 Posts in Tech Talk.
If you are 2016 without 50 Posts, then you need someone to vouch.
If you vouch for someone, you are also responsible if your vouchee does bad.

Shipping

You will ship the package to your Recipient by December 15, 2016.
When you ship, you must e-mail to me a picture of the package or receipt.
If you are in the US I will pair you with US, Canada to Canada, UK to UK, etc.
If you are willing to ship Internationally please indicate it during signup.

Signup

Post a picture of your SRK Handle on paper; be creative.
With the picture, post the following information:

SRK Handle
Join Date
Ship International
Three Liked Item

Signup ends on November 25, 2016.
When signups are done, I will randomize a list.
Participants will only know who they are shipping to.
Participants will not know who they will be receiving from.

The liked items is to let your Santa know about you.
To know what to maybe get you.

Have fun!

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Hori Hayabusa Joystick/Control Lever Preliminary FAQ... UPDATED with pictures

March 10, 2014, 11:09 pm

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Okay, no longer delaying this. Putting it up now!

Hayabusa FAQ Version 1.1
Compiled and ordered by GeorgeC

NOTE: The information in this text is up-to-date as of April 30, 2014...
Revisions by the original author and others may follow as new information and corrections flow in.

Hayabusa Part Introduction - mid-2012/June 2012; debuted as exclusive Hori OEM part on Hori Fighting Edge joystick marketed for Sony Playstation 3 and Microsoft XBox 360.
First reviewed in online blogs/websites in late April/early May 2012 by joystick enthusiasts who received pre-production or early production Fighting Edge joysticks from Hori.

More detailed analysis of the Hayabusa itself would wait until late January 2014 when Hori finally did a separate release of the Hayabusa.
Early analyses by Fighting Edge owners indicated a joystick with "Seimitsu-like" performance but without specifics on WHICH Seimitsu joystick the Hayabusa most closely resembled and what specific characteristics the Hayabusa displayed.

The Hayabusa is a digital joystick/control lever with 8-eight directional function. The stock Hayabusa joystick is equipped with non-levered microswitches, a single JLF-spec cloned spring, and a square restrictor gate that is integrated/molded into the baseplate of the assembled joystick stack.

Fully Assembled Hayabusa Joystick Stack
Height is close to 4 inches; roughly equivalent to the LS-32-01 stack in height and very close to the JLF-TP-8YT-SK
The bulk of the Hayabusa base makes it closer to the LS-32-01 in appearance
Without the balltop handle screwed on, the JLF/LS-32/Hayabusa joysticks are closer to 3 inches height.
JLF and Hayabusa shafts have identical faceplate clearances and shaft heights above the pivot bearings.
The LS-32/LS-40 shafts have noteably shorter shaft heights above their pivot bearings. Their faceplate clearance shortages are made up mostly through the use of the Seimitsu SS Mounting Plate that shifts their assembled joystick shafts further upward and against the underside of the faceplate of the joystick case. Since the LS-32/LS-40 have maximum contact with the faceplate underside in that situation, this prevents or impedes useage of a secondary dustwasher on top of the LS-joystick pivots (below the faceplate).

Pictured left to right: Hori Hayabusa, Sanwa JLF, Seimitsu LS-32-01

Hayabusa Mounting Plate
Hayabusa Mounting Plate has noticeably wider width than the JLF P-1 Mounting Plate but with identical hole positions for screwing on the Mounting Plate and faceplate installations; HMP is interchangeable with JLF P-1 MP but it is recommended to use original Hori Mounting Plate screws with the Hayabusa base with JLF P-1 installations as the screw pitches (distance between threading) of the MP screws are completely different; Hayabusa base uses screws with wider pitch than the JLF base's to install the HMP. It is highly recommended to reuse the Hayabusa MP screws in situations where it may be more desirable to use the JLF P-1MP itself with the Hayabusa base.

The Hayabusa base is incompatible with Seimitsu mounting plates...
It would be recommended to use the JLF P-1 Mounting Plate in situations where the width of the Hayabusa Mounting Plate might impact interior plastics or create situations where further internal joystick case mods might otherwise be necessary.
The HMP in general has proven to be compatible with most mass-production joystick cases on market. Situations in specific joystick cases (Agetec/Sega Dreamcast Joystick, PDP/Qanba Injustic joystick) cases do exist where an alternate Mounting Plate (JLF P-1MP) or no mounting plate might be preferrable, though.

Pictured: Hayabusa MP by Sanwa JLF P-1. Note greater thickness of Hayabusa MP which may necessitate replacement of stock Hori Hayabusa MP and use of Sanwa JLF P-1 in some joystick cases...

Pictured: Overlay of Hayabusa Mounting Plate over Sanwa JLF P-1 MP. Holes lines up exactly!

Balltop Handle
35mm Japanese arcade part spec; most similar to the Sanwa balltop spec but with thicker metal screw insert in the balltop plastic;
flat area on bottom of Hayabusa balltop handle similar to Sanwa balltop handle. More metal area as opposed to more flat plastic on
Sanwa balltop...

Pictured: Red Sanwa balltop handle, black Hayabusa balltop handle

9mm length screw-in area; 6mm diameter screw thread
Balltop handle adds roughly 1-inch height to Hayabusa stack (fully asssembled joystick); actual height addition just over 1-inch or close to 26mm

Hayabusa Shaft
For all intents and purposes, the Hayabusa shaft and shaft parts are clones to the JLF shaft; the Hayabusa shaft is incompatible with the Seimitsu LS-32 shaft as the LS-32 shaft is thicker and parts between these two are incompatible;

Pictured left to right: Hori Hayabusa, Sanwa JLF, and Seimitsu LS-32 shaft assemblies

other LS-joystick shafts are thinner than the JLF and Hayabusa; like the LS-32, their parts are incompatible with the JLF and Hayabusa with notable exceptions => RE: Seimitsu shaftcover mod to fit shaftcover onto JLF and Hayabusa; the inner hole of the Seimitsu dustwasher (LS-40/-55/-56/-58 style or LS-32) needs to be widened to allow useage with the Hayabusa and JLF (covered) shafts.

It is the opinion of several Hayabusa owners that the plastics used in the Hayabusa shaft assembly are higher-quality and more durable than both Seimitsu and Sanwa parts.

Noteable changes from the JLF: black-painted shaft, black-painted E-ring, dark grey pivot bearing with indentations; JLF pivot bearing is solid white plastic with no indentations; E-ring retainer is different on the Hayabusa shaft
Actuator, spring holder, spring, metal base washer all appear to be JLF-spec clones... plastics where used, again, may be higher quality

Pictured: Hayabusa and JLF shaft assembly pieces

Hayabusa Shaft Cover and Dustwashers
The Hayabusa shaft cover is so far available only in molded black plastic. The shaftcover is JLF-spec and appears indistinguishable from the Sanwa-manufactured part.
The Hayabusa shaft cover is cross-compatible with the JLF. All aftermarket JLF shaft covers are compatible with the Hayabusa shaft... these include aftermarket shaftcover choices from Sanwa, Mad Catz, Qanba, and the custom-made aluminum JLF shaft covers available through arcade parts vendors.
The Hayabusa dustwasher is produced to JLF-spec with respect to both shaft hole width and overall width. The differences from the Sanwa JLF (shaftcover hole) dustwasher included shorter dustwasher height and an upper dustwasher texture that is sand-like as opposed to the mosaic/"broken tile" texture of the JLF dustwasher. Again, all aftermarket alternate JLF dustwashers are also compatible with the Hayabusa shaft. These include dustwashers from Sanwa, Mad Catz, Qanba, arcade parts vendors, Art Hong/Tek Innovations plexi dustwashers, and the aluminum dustwashers generally available with aluminum shaftcover kits.

Pictured: Hori Hayabusa shaft cover and dustwasher on left half of picture; Sanwa JLF counterparts on right

Hayabusa Base
The Hayabusa base uses JLF-spec clone shaft parts with JLF-spec attachment points for the Hayabusa Mounting Plate. The Hayabusa base may also be mounted onto "non-universal" HRAP faceplates (HRAP 1b, "HRAP-lite" licensed variants for the PS2, "vanilla" HRAP 3) without the HMP. The Hayabusa base has screw-on attachment points in common areas to the JLF base's screw-in "wing" positions.
Note that the difference in mounting height without the HMP attached is roughly 1.25mm

Pictured: "Wing attachment" points in common between the Hori Hayabusa base and the Sanwa JLF; joystick bases are shown 'naked' without the usual mounting plates screwed on; JLF wing attachments are shown circled in blue lining up with common wing attachment points in red on the Hayabusa base

The assembled Hayabusa base appearance, bulk, and general base construction is more like the LS-32-01 than the JLF.

Pictured above: Hayabusa base versus Seimitsu LS-32-01

Pictured above: Hayabusa base versus Sanwa JLF

Hayabusa Microswitches
The OEM Hayabusa microswitches appear to be non-levered versions of the Matsushita/Panasonic microswitches used in the Seimitsu LS-56 series joystick. Unlike the LS-32-01 and JLF substrates, the Hayabusa microswitches are NOT soldered into a PCB board. Instead, the Hayabusa microswitches have soldered wiring connections that lead into a common 5-prong adapter on a very small PCB wafer situated on the outside of the Hayabusa. The Hayabusa 5-prong adapter is in a position similar to the 5-prong interfaces on the LS-32-01 and JLF.
It appears that only two of the H-stick microswitches share a common ground wire.

Pictured above, left to right: Bases of the Hayabusa, Sanwa JLF, and Seimitsu LS-32-01 with baseplates and restrictor gates removed. The visible microtabs of the Hayabusa base microswitches have been highlighted in yellow...

Levered microswitches of the LS-56 variety can be used in the Hayabusa with a minor Dremel modification to H-base and no soldering required. This can be accomplished by simply removing the internal parts of the existing microswitches and swapping with the levered parts of the replacments. The original casings of the stock H-base microswitches are reused by prying them open with a small screwdriver and snapping back together after internal part replacement...

Alternately, replacement LS-56 variety microswitches with levers can be mounted replacing the original Hayabusa microswitches
completely. However, more extensive base modding is required since 0.187 prong tabs can impact the existing Hayabusa base; switch
wiring may not have enough clearance with the 0.187 quick disconnects used with this modification... in addition to making room for the LS-56 microswitch levered tabs, holes would have to be cut in the H-base to allow the 0.187 tabs clearance. In this case, the 5-prong adapter can be discarded and replaced with a converter harness as used with other 0.187-tabbed joysticks (such as the Crown CWJ-303FK and LS-32/non-PCB version). This is a more involved modification but bypasses the issue of desoldering the original microswitches and having to solder new microswitches should the original microswitches fail.
Swapping out of entire microswitch assemblies is generally easier in the long run than desoldering OEM parts or replacing small
lever parts in the original microswitch casings.

Hayabusa Restrictor Gate
The restrictor gate on the Hayabusa is integrated into the baseplate of the Hayabusa stack. The assembly itself is held together by four base screws running through the baseplate similar to the LS-32-01 and the Hori OEM joystick on the American Tekken 5 10th Anniversary joystick.
It is not practical to top the main restrictor gate with an subguide gate as is the case with the LS-32(-01) and LS-40(-01). No screw-in points exist to place a subguide on top of the H-base and the actuator sits too low for a modifying subguide to be useful.
The entire Hayabusa baseplate should be removed and replaced with a new restrictor gate part or baseplate for restricted movement (2-way/4-way) or octo restrictor guides if desired.
A simple mod has proven that it is possible to integrate a JLF octo-gate onto the Hayabusa; again, the stock Hayabusa
baseplate must be removed... there are common points on the JLF restrictor gate assembly that can be drilled out for screw-on
installation of the JLF square- or octo-gate... This mod approach was first used to integrate JLF's (without the JP-1MP) onto the Hori mounting bracket on the American Tekken 5 10th Anniversary joysticks.

Pictured: Bases of Hayabusa, JLF, and LS-32-01 with square restrictor gates clearly visible.

Abbreviations:
H-stick = assembled Hayabusa joystick stack complete with the Hayabusa Mounting Plate
H-base = Hayabuse base; generally referring to the plastic sections of the Hayabusa joystick and specifically the areas which
contain the microswitches and baseplate with integrated restrictor gate.
HMP = Hori Mounting Plate specifically designed for the Hayabusa but with anchor and screw-in points in common with
the JLF P-1 Mounting Plate
JLF P1-MP / JP-1MP = JLF P-1 Mounting Plate; the alternate, most compatible MP for the Hayabusa

Thanks to for Moonchilde, Darksakul, and Sethian0 for their observations and practical Hayabusa mod guides.
If I forgot to acknowledge anyone else's input, please tell me and I will put your name in on future FAQ revisions!
I have 22 photos taken of the Hayabusa, JLF, and LS-32-01 assembled and disassembled... I will incorporate these into the FAQ over the next few days...

Another post will follow this FAQ with my initial impressions on this joystick.

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HORI RAP4 mod SEIMITSU

March 10, 2017, 6:29 pm

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Hello,

I'm a noob with modding.. So it would be my first time.

I own a RAP4 and want to replace the stick with a SEIMITSU LS-58-01.
Is it possible ?
If yes, which mounting plate should i pick ? (MS, VF, SS-P-40, SE-P-40)

And would the SEIMITSU PS-14-K 30MM SNAP IN ARCADE BUTTON be fine ? (i love them but don't know if they'll fit the rap4)

Thanks

Best regards

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Need help edit template please.

March 11, 2017, 2:50 am

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I have the template already but need to edit it. The original template comes with sanwa joystick / buttons

here's the link for it. http://www.tek-innovations.com/arthobbies/downloads/Art Hobbies HRAP1 and T5 Template.psd

I need to replaced the main 8 buttons with 28 MM american buttons and added an extra 24 MM japanese button at the top right.

like in this pic : http://imgur.com/a/BienZ

How hard would it be for someone to change this setup for me? I know tek-innovations sells the replacement, but he doesn't offer a korean stick setup and hasn't responded to my e-mails, so I would like to know if someone skilled could edit this for me so I could take this to a laser cutting shop and have them laser cut me a 1/32 inch steel replacement top instead of using plexi, so I don't have to worry about it cracking.

I need to change the joystick screw holes to match a korean fanta stick. Heres the measurement for the korean fanta , different from the default in the custom panel builder

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jlf stick that comes default in the panel builder measurements

sanwa_JLFP1__92730.1394135865.1280.1280.jpg?c=2

I would appreciate it a lot if someone could be of help. thanks!

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Noodalls thread of input lag testing (unique method - games/controllers/anything)

March 11, 2017, 2:48 pm

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I wanted to create my own thread on this topic, as the method that I've come up with overcomes several of the disadvantages of other methods. I feel that I have a lot of information out on twitter and in other threads, but it would be nice to consolidate it all into one thread that can be updated as I test.

The concept for how this test works is to watermark the screen image at the exact time the controller is being pressed. This is done using optocouplers, so that there can be no electrical cross talk between different components of the testing circuit. This should ensure mean that the signal arrives at the controller at the same time as it interrupts the video signal.

I have made several videos explaining this here.

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Has anyone ever used the 8BITDO FC30 Pro Wireless Bluetooth Controller for a fighting game?

March 11, 2017, 6:19 am

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I have a friend who really loves the original Killer Instinct on SNES. He was pretty good at it and he loved the SNES controller. I have been trying to get him into the new on on Xbox One but I think he has a hard time with that stock controller. I wanted to know if anyone has used this controller for a fighting game, and now responsive it is? If not, what is a good alternative for the Xbox One as far as controllers go? He can't use an arcade stick and he doesn't like the 6 button layout. Is there something he can use that is similar to a SNES controller? Also I have a titan one adapter so pretty much any USB controller will work. He likes the PlayStation controller but the analog sticks get it the way.

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Help! Can a Crown CWJ 303n Fit into a Hori RAP 4 KAI?

March 11, 2017, 4:55 pm

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Tell me some directions to fit a Crown 303n please.

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Anyone run MAME on a Raspberry Pi 3?

May 13, 2016, 12:48 pm

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Curious how well the new Pi 3 (I think there's a new "B" revision out?) can handle accurate MAME emulation, namely CPS1/2 and Neo Geo shiz. Anyone running this?

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Small mod tip for Madcatz TE2 + Sanwa OBSN-30 Screw In

March 12, 2017, 4:28 pm

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Hello all,

Might as well share this don't know if this has been discussed if so my apologies. Snap in buttons that came with the stick are so brittle as a result they pretty much are all broken once i removed them never again...so screw in it is.

You can use all Sanwa OBSN-30 screw in buttons on a Madcatz TE2 previously the placement of a screw in button (nut) on the left K button would not fit it would interfere with the joystick bracket. And not a fan of bending the bracket...
However i thought i would cut the nut of the button in half so it would fit but this causes to much work. So i ordered one Seimitsu PS-14-GN screw in button, removed the nut and used it on the Sanwa one perfect fit and no more clearance issues with the joystick bracket:

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Moledcule: Kaimana Theme Builder, Compiler, Flasher... ...you design... ...we code!

November 20, 2016, 7:46 am

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Updates
Reserved Post For Updates

Sunday, March 12, 2017
v1.0.5 balltop fix

Wednesday, February 15, 2017
v1.0.3 now with balltop LED selector
this is my valentines day gift to you all :heart:

Friday, January 7, 2017
v1.0.2 Windows 10 Device Fix

Friday, January 6, 2017
v1 Fixed Windows Version for Device

Wednesday, December 1, 2016
v0.9.9 Changed apps window bounds

Friday, November 25, 2016
v0.9.8 Patched Cross Color Fading (throw, focus, taunt)

Wednesday, November 23, 2016
v0.9.7 Minor bug fix (LED miscount on menu buttons)

Tuesday, November 22, 2016
v0.9.4 Added layouts for neopixel ring
v0.9.5 Hot patch (facebook bug fix)
v0.9.6 Hot patch (profile bug fix)

Monday, November 21, 2016
v0.9.3 Hot patch (minor bug fix)

Sunday, November 20, 2016
v0.9.2 Hot patch of app release in Chrome App Store
thank you testers

Saturday, November 19, 2016
v0.9.1 first wide release

Update Chrome App

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Help Identifying Unknown PCB and Nubytech SF Anniversary PCB

March 12, 2017, 10:27 pm

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Help SRK,

My friend gave me this PCB but I don't know what arcade stick it came from, can anyone help identify it? Also, does anyone have a diagram for a Nubytech SF Anniversary Stick? All the harnesses and PS2/Xbox cords are removed and I have no way of knowing what to solder.

Thanks!

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SFV - LEGACY CONTROLLER RANDOM DISCONNECT

March 13, 2017, 6:19 am

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Hey,
So I got problem. I feel like after Kolin's update my Madcatz TE1 PS3 stick is randomly disconnecting from legacy mode. It can be 3 minutes, or 40 minutes and it just turns off. I don't know if it's because of the update or it's quincidence but anyway It stopps working randomly on PS4. I have every options like shutting down etc. turned to never so It's not battery or power issue. Any help ? I'm on PS4 btw.

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outlook express email error

March 13, 2017, 4:17 am

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When I started to open my Outlook Express I got an error: Message could not be displayed. I only want to repair outlook express data.

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Madcatz Home Panel Replacement Board: Making UFB installs EZPZ

February 20, 2017, 7:48 pm

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The Home Panel Replacement board (HPR) is designed to make installing Brooks Universal Fighting Board (UFB) easier to install in Madcatz sticks that use the home panel like the one in the TE. It will replace the pcb in the home panel of any TE/TE-S/SE/KE/Brawlstick/Pro/VS regardless if it was for ps3, 360, or wii.
Features that remain are the player leds, lock switch, and home button.
Features that are lost are the stick mode and turbo.
Features that are gained are the touchpad, L3, and R3 buttons via the turbo button (now the Aux button). The stick mode switch (now Aux switch) will control which one of thosee three inputs the Aux button registers.

Pinout:

HPR setup for 360 model or PS3/Wii models that don't have player leds:

HPR setup for PS3 model that do have player leds:

Some models have rubber membranes that have tiny little nips.

If it does then there are tiny holes for them to squeeze through.

What the board looks like once the switch caps and rubber membranes are switched over:

Back side view for the installed swap:

Included with the HPR are three harnesses and two headers. The two headers are soldered onto the UFB J5 and J4 locations.

If your UFB has one or both headers already preinstalled and they are shrouded then check to make sure they face the same way as the ones above.
If they are shrouded and face the opposite way then remove the plastic so that only the pins remain.

When the harnesses are plugged in they should be facing like this:

View of the HPR connected to the UFB. Two of the harnesses plug straight into the UFB. The third harness has just two wires. The red wire plugs into the screw terminal for the home signal (labeled PS/XBOX on the UFB). The black wire will require being soldered to the Kgnd wire that is part of the fightstick's button harness. If the fightstick does not have a Kgnd then you may disregard this wire.

Example install into a Madcatz PS3 VS.

Strip the fightstick down and remove the home panel.

Swap out the pcb with the HPR board and reassemble the home panel. Place back into its original spot inside the case.

Plug in the harnesses into the HPR and UFB. As seen in the picture, the harness with two wires has is red wire going to the home signal screw terminal and the black wire soldered to the Kgrd wire from the fightstick's button harness. The rest of the UFB install involving the buttons and joystick is not part of this scope. That is left up to you, but using the screw terminals is a good start.

Finished view of the panel showing off the UFB in xb1 mode.

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Need a Modder/Builder in Your Area? Check This Post.

August 18, 2010, 6:23 am

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So I was reading the Think Aloud, and people were talking about how to inform people of their services. Not to mention you always see threads of "I need a modder" posted here and there. I figured a really easy way would be a thread for people to look at a quick glance and to see what modders are in their state.

Not everyone likes the idea of shipping their stick across the country to have some guy tinker with it, so why not deal with some one you can shake hands with?

So, take a look at the list. If they are in your state, click on their name and it will take you to their post where they also list their modding knowledge.

I am in no way liable if a modder can not preform the service he/she offers. This is simply a list for people to find who is close to them saying they(the modder) can do the work.

If you would like to be added, respond with your State/Providence/Territory/etc. (Please, if outside of the US, include your country), County/Town, and your modding abilities. A link to your trading thread with feedback would also be beneficial. (If you have one.)

With this stated! If you are a modder with out feedback, start up a thread for your services. Then have SRK members post and give you feedback after doing work for them. This will help foster a community of trusted modders that people can turn to in any area if they need help.

(I do not include myself in this list, because I do not find the time to mod sticks for others. However, if your stick has been modded but isn't working, I am solid at troubleshooting. I reside in South Jersey, Camden County.)

Any feedback would be great, so let me have it. :china:

USA

Alabama
Alaska
Arizona

FrankCastleAZ - Phoenix

souji5 - West Phoenix

Arkansas
California

RoyalFlushTZ - Canyon Country/Los Angeles County

|Galen| - Inland Empire

Ouroborus - San Francisco

BartStation - San Francisco/Peninsula

DanAdamKOF - Sunnyvale

jjordona - Vacaville

jdm714 - Westminster/Orange County

Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware
Florida

CanadianDstryr - Central FL (Near Orlando) Hiatus

Georgia

Hawaii

Idaho
Illinois

Indiana
Iowa

Dracula X - Des Moines

Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland

Darksakul -Reisterstown

spenzalii - Washington DC

Massachusetts

blueNINE - Amherst

@JRDIBBs - Quincy

Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada

Vicko - Las Vegas

New Hampshire
New Hampshire
New Jersey

AlbinoD90 - Somerset

New Mexico

New York

hakdizzle - New York City - Brooklyn

networkingyuppy - New York City

North Carolina

North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania

PaperTigre - Philadelphia/Glenside

Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Carolina

South Dakota
Tennessee

Texas

Half-Ro - Irving

Utah

Lemony Vengeance - Salt Lake City/Provo Area

Vermont
Virginia

Strogg - Reston

Gummo - Virginia Beach

Virgin Islands
Washington

West Virginia
Wisconsin

DaRabidDuckie - La Crosse

Wyoming

Canada

Alberta

British Columbia

Ontario

Quebec

FreedomGundam - Montreal

France

Besançon
@MonoTekETeA

Ireland
Italy
Norway
Perú
Philippines
- Manila/NCR
D3v

@shir0kami

@krimpai
Serbia
- Belgrade
Bojann

UK
- London
gahrling

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Hori Real Arcade Pro Thread for all versions (IN PROGRESS, COULD USE YOUR HELP AND INPUT) v2

April 6, 2015, 8:57 pm

≫ Next: ** Akihabarashop.jp is now OPEN **

≪ Previous: Need a Modder/Builder in Your Area? Check This Post.

This post is in progress and will forever need updating.

NOT ALL INFO IS 100% CORRECT! SO IF YOU ARE USING THE DESCRIPTIONS TO MAKE PURCHASES, PLEASE DO ADDITIONAL RESEARCH. A LOT OF THE INFORMATION BELOW IS COPY/PASTE.

IF YOU ARE ABLE TO HELP PROVIDE INFORMATION, PHOTOS, DETAILS, OR PERHAPS EVEN HELP DO RESEARCH USING THE LINKS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS FIRST POST IN SPOILER TAGS AND REPORT BACK, IT IS MUCH APPRECIATED.

It's taken me a lot of time to gather this information up so far, put it in a neat format, find photos and resize etc. If you can volunteer to help for the good of all arcade stick lovers and SRK TT, please do.

First off, I've gotta shout out @Superking for the original post back in July 2005 and for the work he did in keeping track of info and data on the Hori RAP sticks at least up until the middle of the PS2 gen and some of the PS3/360 gen.
Below you'll see the info he organized reworked in a new format with more info and photos.

Original thread (39 pages of topic from July 2005 to mostly April 2012)
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/13083/hori-real-arcade-pro-faq-for-all-versions/p1

Shoutouts to those who've helped provide information on this updated list that deserve credit for their contributions:

@hibachifinal @VirtualCosmic @Darksakul @NENDO @Digital- @quashpdarkman @N10248 @anzhar @Batsu @General_Awesomo

If you have general arcade stick questions, please ask in the "Absolute Question and Answer Thread v.3 (ASK YOUR QUESTIONS HERE!)" thread
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/194283/absolute-question-and-answer-thread-v-3-ask-your-questions-here

If you desire information on other arcade sticks that are not listed here or want suggestions on what to buy, please visit the "What Stick/Controller Should I Buy? Read the Guide on Pg 1 Before Posting." thread
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/137321/what-stick-controller-should-i-buy-read-the-guide-on-pg-1-before-posting/p1

There will be no tier list, and there will likely not be a "I SUGGEST YOU BUY ________ ARCADE STICK" info.

This is information for you to use to your advantage to make an independent decision based on what features you may or may not enjoy.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do not come in to this thread and just ask "Which one should I buy?".
Use knowledge below to grow, think, and learn.

Listed in order of console:

Playstation 1 / Playstation 2
Playstation 1 / Playstation 2
Playstation 1 / Playstation 2
Playstation 1 / Playstation 2
Playstation 1 / Playstation 2

Hori RAP1
=Hori Real Arcade Pro (Mirror Finish)

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg or 5.7 lbs)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Mirror finish looks nice but is easily susceptible to scratches and fingerprints
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK
=Mounting a Seimitsu LS-32 is possible with modification, previous documentation lost to GeoCities

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
+Quick disconnects for buttons allowing easy swap
=Unsure if joystick connection is 5 pin or soldered on individual microswitches

Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP CFJ
=Hori Capcom Fighting Jam

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
+Quick disconnects for buttons allowing easy swap
=Unsure if joystick connection is 5 pin or soldered on individual microswitches

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP1
-Hori Real Arcade Pro Orange Amazon Exclusive

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions-
=What is the official title for this arcade stick from Hori?
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP1 SA
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Special Addition
=Special Addition also can be viewed as Hori's way of saying Sanwa (SA)

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
+Easy Top Panel access through Hex key

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-Sanwa OBSF-30RG and OBSF-24 in custom Vermilion color

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP1 SE
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Special Edition
=Special Edition also can be viewed as Hori's way of saying Seimitsu (SE)

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
+Easy Top Panel access through Hex key

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Seimitsu LS-32-01

Buttons-
-Seimitsu PS-14-GX

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori AH1
=Hori Arcana Heart Arcade Stick
(unsure of official title since it's difficult to find data on now)

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (___________)
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
+Easy Top Panel access through Hex key

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
-Buttons mounted on PCB instead of having own quick disconnects

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori AH2
=Hori Arcana Heart 2 Arcade Stick
(unsure of official title since it's difficult to find data on now)

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (___________)
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
+Easy Top Panel access through Hex key

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Buttons-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
-Buttons mounted on PCB instead of having own quick disconnects

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori FUC-LE
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Stick Fate/Unlimited Codes Limited Edition
(unsure of official title since it's difficult to find data on now)

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (___________)
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Buttons-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP2
=Hori Real Arcade Pro 2

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP2 SA
=Hori Real Arcade Pro 2 Special Addition
=Special Addition also can be viewed as Hori's way of saying Sanwa (SA)

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
+Easy Top Panel access through Hex key

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-Sanwa OBSF-30 (Blue) and OBSF-24 (Dark Hai specifically made for this stick)

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

HRAP SCIII
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Soul Calibur III

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
-Buttons mounted on PCB instead of having own quick disconnects

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

HRAP Tekken 5 JP
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Tekken 5

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

HRAP Tekken 5 10th Anniversary
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Tekken 10th Anniversary

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
-Hori

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS2/PS1 connector exits plastic base
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Playstation 3
Playstation 3
Playstation 3
Playstation 3
Playstation 3

HRAP3
=Hori Real Arcade Pro 3

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
+Easy Top Panel access through Hex key

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-Hori stock buttons

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS3 cable exits base on back
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

HRAP3 SA
=Hori Real Arcade Pro. SA

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight ___________
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Nuts and bolts for top metal panel are difficult to remove and assemble
=Top loaders available via Tek Innovations allowing removal and assembly of top metal panel easier

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
+Sanwa OBSF-30, OBSF-24

PCB-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

Wiring-
=NEED INFO/DETAILS

USB Cable-
=PS3 cable exits base on back
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP 3 SE
=Hori Real Arcade Pro. 3 SE

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
+Easy Top Panel access through Hex key
+Universal Joystick mount

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Seimtisu LS-32-01

Buttons-
+Seimitsu PS-14-G, PS-14-D

PCB-
=same as HRAP 3

Wiring-
+Buttons are quick disconnects
+5-pin Joystick Harness

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP 3 Amazon JP
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Amazon.co.jp Edition

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
+Easy Top Panel access through Hex key
+Universal Joystick mount

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-HORI stock buttons

PCB-
=same as HRAP 3

Wiring-
+Buttons are quick disconnects
+5-pin Joystick Harness

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP N3 SA
=Hori Real Arcade Pro N3-SA

Release date: 2014

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
=Unique door over recessed mounting for Start button slides into pocket within case when opened.

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Top panel bolts can be removed with Allen key for easy installation of plexi and art.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF

Buttons-
+Sanwa OBSF-30

PCB-
=Common ground

Wiring-
=Buttons have quick disconnect wiring
=Joystick has 5-pin JST connector

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=Plastic door cord compartment

Hori RAP 3 BlazBlue
=Hori Real Arcade Pro. 3 BlazBlue

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
+Exclusive blue case

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
-Two-point Joystick Mount (Seimtisu VF/JLF Wings)

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-HORI stock buttons

PCB-
=same as HRAP 3

Wiring-
-Buttons are PCB Mounted
+5-pin Joystick Harness

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP Dead or Alive 5
=Hori Real Arcade Dead or Alive 5

Release date: 2012

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
= Unique door over recessed mounting for Start button slides into pocket within case when opened.

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Top panel bolts can be removed with Allen key for easy installation of plexi and art.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF

Buttons-
+Sanwa OBSF-30

PCB-
=Both common ground

Wiring-
=Buttons have quick disconnect wiring
=Joystick has 5-pin JST connector

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=Plastic door cord compartment

Hori RAP Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme V.S.
=Hori Real Arcade Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme V.S.

Release date: 2011

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
=Unique door over recessed mounting for Start button slides into pocket within case when opened.

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Top panel bolts can be removed with Allen key for easy installation of plexi and art.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK with dark blue balltop

Buttons-
+Sanwa OBSF-30

PCB-
=Common ground

Wiring-
=Buttons have quick disconnect wiring
=Joystick has 5-pin JST connector

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=Plastic door cord compartment

Hori RAP Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme V.S. Full Boost
=Hori Real Arcade Pro AX S+G

Release date: 2014

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
=Unique door over recessed mounting for Start button slides into pocket within case when opened.
=Full Boost version is the only version with transparent door over Start button.

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Top panel bolts can be removed with Allen key for easy installation of plexi and art.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF

Buttons-
+Sanwa OBSF-30

PCB-
=Common ground

Wiring-
=Buttons have quick disconnect wiring
=Joystick has 5-pin JST connector

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=Plastic doored cord compartment

Hori SFIV
=Hori Street Fighter IV Arcade Stick
(unsure if this is "official" title)
(Does not have RAP in the name but is same build/parts)

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
=Black case

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
-Two-point Joystick Mount (Seimtisu VF/JLF Wings)

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Red/Black theme with Ryu & Ken

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK with Red Balltop

Buttons-
-HORI stock buttons (Red)

PCB-
=same as HRAP 3 (assumed)

Wiring-
-Buttons mounted on PCB instead of having own quick disconnects
=Unsure whether joystick is 5 pin harness or individual soldered on microswitches

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP Soul Caliber V
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Soul Caliber V

Release date: 2012

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
= Unique door over recessed mounting for Start button slides into pocket within case when opened.

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Top panel bolts can be removed with Allen key for easy installation of plexi and art.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF

Buttons-
+Sanwa OBSF-30

PCB-
=Both common ground

Wiring-
=Buttons have quick disconnect wiring
=Joystick has 5-pin JST connector

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=Plastic door cord compartment

Hori RAP 3 Tekken 6
=Hori Real Arcade Pro. 3 Tekken 6

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
=Black base

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
=Type of joystick unknown (Black balltop)

Buttons-
=Type of button unknown (Dark Hai color)

PCB-
=Same as HRAP 3 (Assumed)

Wiring-
=Unsure if buttons are quick disconnects or soldered to PCB
=Unsure if joystick is 5-pin harness or soldered to microswitches

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP 3 Tekken Tag 2 Prologue
=Hori Real Arcade Pro. 3 Tekken Tag 2 Prologue
+Last ever Original HRAP design produced

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
-Two-point Joystick Mount (Seimtisu VF/JLF Wings), uses the JLF mounting plate points
+Namco NOIR Layout

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y-SK

Buttons-
-HORI stock buttons

PCB-
=Same as HRAP 3

Wiring-
+Buttons are quick disconnects
+5-pin Joystick Harness

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=No cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=TO EDIT

Hori RAP Tekken Tag Tournament 2
=Hori Real Arcade Pro Tekken Tag Tournament 2

Release date: 2011

SRKTT thread-
=Unknown

Case-
RAP Base
=Weight (2.6 kg)
=Sizes - Width = 412mm, Depth = 243mm, Height (including lever) = 135mm
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces
+Same design/production base by major company for multiple consoles made swapping parts and getting 3rd party support easier
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
= Unique door over recessed mounting for Start button slides into pocket within case when opened.

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Plexi options available via Tek Innovations
=Top panel bolts can be removed with Allen key for easy installation of plexi and art.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four rubber feet

Joystick-
+Sanwa JLF

Buttons-
+Sanwa OBSF-30

PCB-
=Both common ground

Wiring-
=Button s have quick disconnect wiring
=Joystick has 5-pin JST connector

USB Cable-
=USB 2.0
=Plastic doored cord compartment

Playstation 4 / Playstation 3
Playstation 4 / Playstation 3
Playstation 4 / Playstation 3
Playstation 4 / Playstation 3
Playstation 4 / Playstation 3

Hori RAP V4
=Hori Real Arcade Pro V4 Hayabusa for PS4 & PS3

SRKTT thread-
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/189004/hori-hrap-v4-announced-compatible-with-ps3-and-ps4/p1

Case-
Hori Case (Same as RAPV3/RAPVX/UMvC3/DoA models for PS3/360)
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces.
=Sizes - Width = 430mm, Depth = 240mm, Height (including lever) = 125mm
=Weight (2.2kg)
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Default artwork can leave a sticky residue when removing
+Tek Innovations does have plexi option (Same as V3/VX non-Kai)

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four small rubber feet

Joystick-
=Hori Hayabusa joystick

Buttons-
=Hori Kuro buttons

PCB-
=Common ground. Unsure if active high/low. Unsure if able to multi-mod without complications due to insufficient testing.
+Easy to remove main PCB from base
=Button signals/grounds, and USB cable are soldered to PCB while joystick connector and ribbon cables to Turbo/Home PCB are removable from main PCB

Wiring-
=Typical

USB Cable-
=Wire and cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
-Is the PCB possible to multi-mod with? We know it's common ground, but we don't have if is active high/low.

Hori RAP V4 Silent
=Hori Real Arcade Pro V4 Silent Hayabusa for PS4 & PS3

SRKTT thread-
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/189004/hori-hrap-v4-announced-compatible-with-ps3-and-ps4/p1
(Same thread as non-silent version)

Case-
Hori Case (Same as RAPV3/RAPVX/UMvC3/DoA models for PS3/360)
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces.
=Sizes - Width = 430mm, Depth = 240mm, Height (including lever) = 125mm
=Weight (2.2kg)
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Default artwork can leave a sticky residue when removing
+Tek Innovations does have plexi option (Same as V3/VX non-Kai)

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four small rubber feet

Joystick-
=Hori Hayabusa joystick with optical switches

Buttons-
=Hori Kuro buttons with silencer pads

PCB-
=Common ground. Unsure if active high/low. Unsure if able to multi-mod without complications due to insufficient testing.
+Easy to remove main PCB from base
-Button signals/grounds, and USB cable are soldered to PCB while joystick connector and ribbon cables to Turbo/Home PCB are removable from main PCB

Wiring-
=Typical

USB Cable-
=Wire and cord compartment

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=Is the PCB possible to multi-mod with? We know it's common ground, but we don't have if is active high/low.

Hori RAP 4 Kai
=Hori Real Arcade Pro 4 Kai for PS4 & PS3

SRKTT thread-
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/195974/hrap4-kai-initial-impressions
(Same thread as HRAP 4 Kai/HRAP.V Hayabusa)

Case-
Hori Case (New form factor upgrade from RAPV3/RAPVX/RAPV4 style where buttons are now on the side instead of on top/face)
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces.
=Sizes: Width = 430mm, Depth = 237mm, Height (including lever) = 114mm
=Weight (2.2kg)
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
=PS4 touch panel on back

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
=RAP 4 Kai has Vewlix layout with wider spread between joystick and buttons

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Default artwork can leave a sticky residue when removing
=Undetermined whether a plexi via Tek Innovations for V3/VX would still fit properly. Even if changed, it's unlikely they wouldn't have a plexi for it in the near future.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=Padding on bottom where stick sits on legs
=No feet

Joystick-
=Hori Hayabusa joystick

Buttons-
=Hori Kuro buttons

PCB-
=Common ground PCB (Same as HRAP 4 Kai/HRAP.V/DoA5LR)
=Multiple PCBs (main PCB, side PCB, touch screen)
=Touch screen PCB is connected to main PCB using a small ribbon cable
=Side PCB is connected to main PCB using two standard molex style connectors
=Joystick is connected to main PCB using a standard molex style connector
=Buttons are connected to main PCB by solder and glue
=USB cable is connected to main PCB by using a standard molex style connector

Wiring-
-Signal/Ground wires are soldered on to buttons

USB Cable-
=Wire and cord compartment
=Cable length (3m)

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=Is the PCB the same for both models of this body type?
=Is the PCB possible to multi-mod with? We know it's common ground, but we don't have if is active high/low.

Hori RAP.V
=Hori Real Arcade Pro.V Hayabusa for PS4 & PS3

SRKTT thread-
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/195974/hrap4-kai-initial-impressions
(Same thread as HRAP 4 Kai/HRAP.V Hayabusa)

Case-
Hori Case (New form factor upgrade from RAPV3/RAPVX/RAPV4 style where buttons are now on the side instead of on top/face)
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces.
=Sizes: Width = 430mm, Depth = 237mm, Height (including lever) = 114mm
=Weight (2.2kg)
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
=PS4 touch panel on back

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
=Vewlix layout with standard spread between joystick and buttons

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Default artwork can leave a sticky residue when removing
=Undetermined whether a plexi via Tek Innovations for V3/VX would still fit properly. Even if changed, it's unlikely they wouldn't have a plexi for it in the near future.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four small rubber feet

Joystick-
=Hori Hayabusa joystick

Buttons-
=Hori Kuro buttons

PCB-
=Common ground PCB (Same as HRAP 4 Kai/HRAP.V/DoA5LR)
=Multiple PCBs (main PCB, side PCB, touch screen)
=Touch screen PCB is connected to main PCB using a small ribbon cable
=Side PCB is connected to main PCB using two standard molex style connectors
=Joystick is connected to main PCB using a standard molex style connector
=Buttons are connected to main PCB by solder and glue
=USB cable is connected to main PCB by using a standard molex style connector

Wiring-
-Signal/Ground wires are soldered on to buttons

USB Cable-
=Wire and cord compartment
=Cable length (3m)

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
=Is the PCB possible to multi-mod with? We know it's common ground, but we don't have if is active high/low.

Hori DoA5LR
=Hori Dead or Alive 5 Last Round for PS4 & PS3
(Not technically an HRAP as it has no "Real Arcade Pro" in the title, but uses same PCB and case as other HRAPs)

SRKTT thread (DoA5LR)-
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/194638/hori-ps4-ps3-dead-or-alive-5-last-round-stick/p1

Case-
Hori Case (New form factor upgrade from RAPV3/RAPVX/RAPV4 style where buttons are now on the side instead of on top/face)
=One main plastic base. Does not have individual plastic pieces.
=Sizes: Width = 430mm, Depth = 237mm, Height (including lever) = 114mm
=Weight (2.2kg)
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=Must open from bottom (Which voids the warranty)
=PS4 touch panel on back
=DoA5LR has an extra piece connected to front middle of case with analog sticks. Unsure if removable yet due to insufficient testing

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels
=Vewlix layout with standard spread between joystick and buttons

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Default artwork can leave a sticky residue when removing
=Undetermined whether a plexi via Tek Innovations for V3/VX would still fit properly. Even if changed, it's unlikely they wouldn't have a plexi for it in the near future.

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=No padding
=Four small rubber feet

Joystick-
=Hori Hayabusa joystick

Buttons-
=Hori Kuro buttons
=Signal/Ground wires are soldered on to buttons

PCB-
=Common ground PCB (Same as HRAP 4 Kai/HRAP.V/DoA5LR)
=Multiple PCBs (main PCB, side PCB, touch screen)
=Touch screen PCB is connected to main PCB using a small ribbon cable
=Side PCB is connected to main PCB using two standard molex style connectors
=Joystick is connected to main PCB using a standard molex style connector
=Buttons are connected to main PCB by solder and glue
=USB cable is connected to main PCB by using a standard molex style connector

Wiring-
=Typical

USB Cable-
=Wire and cord compartment
=Cable length (3m)

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
-Is the PCB possible to multi-mod with? We know it's common ground, but we don't have if is active high/low.

Hori RAP4 Premium VLX
=Real Arcade Pro 4 Premium VLX Kuro for PS4 & PS3

SRKTT thread-
http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/195793/the-hori-ps4-vlx-thread/p1

Case-
Hori VLX Case (Same as VLX models for PS3/360)
=Sizes - Width = 570mm, Depth = 260mm, Height (including lever) = 140mm
=Weight (5.4kg/11.9lbs)
=Interior of case has plenty of space for mounting PCBs
=PS4 touch panel on back of case

Metal Panels-
+Both top and bottom metal panels

Plexi/Art-
=No default plexi
=Default artwork can leave a sticky residue when removing

Bottom Padding/Feet-
=Padding

Joystick-
=Hori Hayabusa joystick

Buttons-
=Hori Kuro buttons

PCB-
=Insuffiecent testing

Wiring-
=Typical

USB Cable-
=Wire and cord compartment
=Cable length (3m/9.8ft)

Unanswered Questions Due to Insufficient Testing-
To Edit

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