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You have to solder on the yellow part. You can see that it's the oposite side of the one touching the red dot (ground).

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You can solder the ground at the red dot. You only need ONE ground wire. Just scrape the surface until you see the copper and solder over there.

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Has anyone built a multi system (PC, PS, and xbox) metal ddr pad? I've been thinking about how it could be done properly. Would need a controler for all 3 systems, but how to connect the one set of ar ...

Hi I was wondering if I can use .25 inch plexiglass because I can't find any .22 inch plexglass at lowes.

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Of course you can use it, why not? I mean, It's a home-made pad that YOU are ma ...

Yes, you can use an Xbox pad.

You don't need an Xbox-USB adapter as the Xbox pad connector is in fact a usb with a different housing. Look for tutorials at xbox-scene.com, its VERY easy.

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I like a thin design like that. It's simple too. What I'm most curious about is the large metal sheet under the panels on page 4 of your gallery. Is that a ground for the controller? An interesting wa ...

Hey deadsunrise. Looks like an awesomel pad. really thin too. would you be able to add lights to it? also is the pad very durable? i'm questioning it cuz it's really thin. i'm guessing it's just plywo ...

I had exactly the same problem on 2 platforms using cheap 6 USB pads. They worked fine for a few days and then they suddenly start failing.

Now I'm using the electronics from a Naki mat for xbox ...

my new pad.

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