Wanted: Joystick repair Services for Trade.

Okay, I have two Pelican sticks. They're universals, the yellow lined ones.
Pictured here:


One of these I've taken apart for cleaning, and I messed up the joystick beyond what I know how to repair.
Pictured here to the best of my camera's ability:


I don't want the thing modded for anything additional to what it already does, nor do I want replacement buttons.

What I would like is for a replacement joystick to be put in in place of the one presently there. I would like it to be a ball joy, as that's what is there to begin with.

I'm short on cash these days, so what I propose is this. If whoever can do me this favor, I'm offering the good Samaritan his or her choice of a KOF '96 MVS cart--includes shockbox and insert, but no marquee or artset. Or a Japanese PS2 version of KOF '94 Rebout w/artbook and case.

Both Pictured below shortly.

PM me or flat out post responses here in the thread, I don't much care which.

Thanks for any interested parties.

--Adam.

Here's the loot.
KOF'94 Rebout:


KOF'96 MVS (Bought from Buttasuperb)



Loot includes return shipping to me as part of the compensation!
Or, talk me down, whichever seems appropriate to ya'.

Let me know soon, eh?

Thanks.

Sunday Bump!

Come on, nobody?
Monday bump.

Tuesday...af--ternoon.
Bizzump.
Still no takers to help me out yet. Which I'm suprised for all the modded sticks I've seen shown off.

Anybody?

KagerouSama said:

Tuesday...af--ternoon.
Bizzump.
Still no takers to help me out yet. Which I'm suprised for all the modded sticks I've seen shown off.

Anybody?

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This type of repair is difficult. Putting a new or working used stick, other than the actual stock Pelican stick, is almost impossible. Because this is a lower end stick, people don't mess around with it. I used to own one, and thought about using the PCB to make a Universal stick, but it looked like too much work. I would recommend buying a used one, or new one on Ebay. These sticks are not very exspensive. Put your MVS Cart on Ebay, and I bet you will get enough Money to buy a new Pelican Universal or a better stick.

zapatistab said:

This type of repair is difficult. Putting a new or working used stick, other than the actual stock Pelican stick, is almost impossible. Because this is a lower end stick, people don't mess around with it. I used to own one, and thought about using the PCB to make a Universal stick, but it looked like too much work. I would recommend buying a used one, or new one on Ebay. These sticks are not very exspensive. Put your MVS Cart on Ebay, and I bet you will get enough Money to buy a new Pelican Universal or a better stick.

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Okay then. Thanks. I didn't even think of that.