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13-02-2007, 08:22
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Re: Team 359 Controller pics!
[quote=d.courtney;577139]It really doesn't take any programming, just the usb chicklet see link. It takes all the same inputs as your K.O.P. joystiq... although you miss out on two analog inputs and a few digital...[quote=d.courtney;577139]
Actually you have acess to ALL digital and have the option to use all of the analog axes. Not only that, but you can allocate the unused analog for digital. Hey......were's my necklace? lol |
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