Re: Rotating face of a Happ button

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Posted by J_K_M_A_N on January 26, 2002 at 20:30:34:

In Reply to: Rotating face of a Happ button posted by Jonathan the Red on January 26, 2002 at 19:06:51:

You will have to do what I did. Bend the prongs carefully. I have two buttons that I had to bend. you can get about a 45 degree angle fairly safely. Good luck.

J_K_M_A_N

: So I just mounted my Happ player start buttons, when I realized the buttons are too close together. When the little people on the start buttons are right-side up, the microswitches are oriented east-west, and the prongs on one microswitch nearly collide with the back of the next one. Oops.

: I could trim the microswitch prongs a bit. I'd rather not. What I'd prefer to do is rotate the face of the buttons 90 degrees so the little people would be right-side up but the microswitches would be oriented north-south. Any way to do that?

Joe's Arcade Machine

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: You will have to do what I did. Bend the prongs carefully. I have two buttons that I had to bend. you can get about a 45 degree angle fairly safely. Good luck. : J_K_M_A_N : : So I just mounted my Happ player start buttons, when I realized the buttons are too close together. When the little people on the start buttons are right-side up, the microswitches are oriented east-west, and the prongs on one microswitch nearly collide with the back of the next one. Oops. : : I could trim the microswitch prongs a bit. I'd rather not. What I'd prefer to do is rotate the face of the buttons 90 degrees so the little people would be right-side up but the microswitches would be oriented north-south. Any way to do that?

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