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  1. 09-29-2009, 08:19 AM #1
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    New BU0836X Board

    hello captains......
    Leo mailed me today to tell me he has a new 'slimline' version of the BU0836X in development. slightly smaller with a fully inserted USB plug to add extra protection against accidental damage. firmware and functionality is the same as the original board.
    looks sweet.......
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    Re: New BU0836X Board

    Hey all

    Just wondering if Leo is still making these cards?

    I'm interested in making my own joystick and this looks like the perfect product :)

    -EDIT-

    Given it's only been 2 weeks sice Ian's post, I'm guessing yes :)

    Any word on when this new board design will be ready to buy?

    Also, this looks like it's the best product of its type - is that pretty much correct?

    I'm interested in creating my own custom joystick, and this looks like the perfect controller.
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