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Mod a D1 XBox Controller With No Resistor

 

12-17-12 12:41 AM
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Hello Friends,

The standard Xbox controller provides a number of buttons for varied control when playing a game. Those who want to be able to fire quickly are out of luck, however, because there is no rapid fire button. You can add a rapid fire switch to the Xbox controller within an hour, as long as you are comfortable using a soldering iron and can get a momentary switch from an electronics part store. No resistors or other electronic parts are necessary and the Xbox controller will continue to work as it always has.

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Andy Thomas

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Hello Friends,

The standard Xbox controller provides a number of buttons for varied control when playing a game. Those who want to be able to fire quickly are out of luck, however, because there is no rapid fire button. You can add a rapid fire switch to the Xbox controller within an hour, as long as you are comfortable using a soldering iron and can get a momentary switch from an electronics part store. No resistors or other electronic parts are necessary and the Xbox controller will continue to work as it always has.

Thanks and Regards,
Andy Thomas

scufgaming.com
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