Arcade Kit DIY Replacement Parts USB Encoder to PC Joystick and Buttons 2 player red/black
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Condition:
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Location:
South Africa
Product code:
2921
Bob Shop ID:
613701107
Each encoder can support one joystick. Use them to DIY your own Arcade game machine. The Zero Delay USB Arcade Encoder is a fully compatible plug and play solution, simply plug in your joystick and buttons into the encoder, plug the USB cable into the Pi, map your buttons in RetroPi and away you go - it really is that easy! You can use multiple encoders at the same time, so they're great for multiplayer arcade machines!
Specifications
- Joystick Size: Approx. 95x60x100mm
- Encoder Board Size: Approx. 85x35mm
- USB Cable Length: Approx. 1.8m
- Colour: Red
We have tested this unit on Raspberry Pi using Retropie and a Windows 7 PC using MAME.
What's in the box?
This kit contains two sets of the following:
1 x Encoder Board
1 x USB Cable
1 x 5 pin Cable for Joystick
1 x 5 Pin Joystick
8 x 30mm Push Buttons
2 x 24mm Push Buttons
10 x Cables for Buttons
Resources
Get Retropie on the Raspberry Pi
ThePiHut setup guide