Ok, so i had found myself an arcade stick today at my local flea market.
it's custom built and appears to be for a 360 as it has a 360 guide button.
so when i got home to test it out, it didn't work, so i looked for a sync button remembering that you have to do that on 360 controllers.
it has no usb cable to hook to the system, which is a bummer (makes things easier for me) and i thought made the batteries were dead.
so after opening it up and swapping them with working ones, i began to look again for a sync button, which there isn't one that i can see.
i took some pictures of the insides and the controller's circuit board that i'll post. i have ZERO experience with this stuff, so any help at all is good.
i have a feeling that this will either be not salvageable or require a lot of time and money put into it.
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it's custom built and appears to be for a 360 as it has a 360 guide button.
so when i got home to test it out, it didn't work, so i looked for a sync button remembering that you have to do that on 360 controllers.
it has no usb cable to hook to the system, which is a bummer (makes things easier for me) and i thought made the batteries were dead.
so after opening it up and swapping them with working ones, i began to look again for a sync button, which there isn't one that i can see.
i took some pictures of the insides and the controller's circuit board that i'll post. i have ZERO experience with this stuff, so any help at all is good.
i have a feeling that this will either be not salvageable or require a lot of time and money put into it.
s1312.photobucket.com/user/plasticpurgatory/media/20130630_1345311_zps98b588c5.png.html?sort=3&o=1
s1312.photobucket.com/user/plasticpurgatory/media/20130630_1345061_zpsd832f018.png.html?sort=3&o=0