MOTM

Thanks Ivan! Nice to have a look at what all these different controllers do. 
I too like the look of the Wiard. I found joysticks at Alltronics (maybe All 
Electronics -- I always get them confused since they both sell surplus): one 
kind was an old PC joystick, the other looks to be for adjusting power seats 
(or mirrors) in a car -- it's very small. I think both were 150K, and each 
could have different uses in a modular. I have to find some jacks for the PC 
ones I have, and trace the pins. I was thinking of putting a jack on a 1U or 
2U MOTM panel with several pots and jacks, but leaving the joystick remote, 
to be set off to the side of various controllers.

Thanks again!
JB

In a message dated 2/13/2000 9:02:28 AM, IvanCU@... writes:

>http://www.wiard.com
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>http://www.mcs.net/~maf/meme/nwiard1.jpg
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>http://www.analoguesystems.co.uk/modules/rs220.htm
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>http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/The_Analog_Cottage/joypb1.htm
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>http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/The_Analog_Cottage/jasonjoy.htm
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>Info on the old Octave CatStick controller.... some interesting ideas:
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>http://www.midiwall.com/synths/catstick.html
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>This is an interesting source of very high-end inductive joysticks... I'm
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>contemplating this one:
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>http://www.ctielectronics.com/joystick.html
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>I'm still working on sources for analog joysticks; have ordered some and
>will 
>be evaluating them.  Hope this info helps!
>