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14-02-2003, 21:18
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If the N64 controler is hard to modify, what about PS2? It only has 9 pins on the connector so I would think that it was digital, but I am just guessing... Does anybody know if it would be possable to use it?
Also, I saw an add once that advertised using a PSX (PS1) controler on a small robot. Would that work? In both cases I assume that an interface box would have to be built. Any information at all would be helpful... -Jacob |
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