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  1. 07-12-2008, 10:34 AM #1
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    saitek X36F BU0836

    Hi Im a newbie here. I am just wondereing can I recycle a saitek x36 throttle and stick combo, that lights up but somehow I just cant get working no matter what I try (xhotas,,etc etc). Is it just a matter of breaking it carefully open noting all the wiring and connecting these to a BUO836 and voila,
    or am I missing something? (the combo has both a usb and analogue connectors.Seems a pity to junk it.
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    Theoreticly, yes it would work.
    But you cannot use the saitek programming software with iyt of course.

    Looking at the price for a x-36 and the cost for the card though...
    is it really worth it?

    why not buy a used x-36 and have the broken one for spares.
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