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HitokiriX
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1780.  Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2004 6:06 pm Post subject: |
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| MaxXSakura wrote: | | Footstep wrote: | | No.Its Mid West.I think its free shipping for anything over 40 bucks though. |
no, i'm pretty sure arizona is west coast. I've checked region maps.
the $40 free shipping does not apply to metal pads. |
WHO GIVES A poopy WHERE YOU LIVE?!?!?!?   |
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HitokiriX
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| 1781. Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2004 6:11 pm Post subject: |
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| HitokiriX wrote: | | MaxXSakura wrote: | | Footstep wrote: | | No.Its Mid West.I think its free shipping for anything over 40 bucks though. |
no, i'm pretty sure arizona is west coast. I've checked region maps.
the $40 free shipping does not apply to metal pads. |
WHO GIVES A poopy WHERE YOU LIVE?!?!?!? |
AHHH!!!! HE SAID POOP!!!!! ( i hope you know where that's from...or i kill u) anyway....it deleted what I said after that. stupid censoring...well...as i was saying....NOBODY CARES WHERE YOU LIVE!!! EVERY DDR MANUFACTURER INCLUDES A $40 SHIPPING PRICE FOR THEIR METAL PADS. EVERYONE. EVEN EBAY SELLERS (believe me mine was $40 bucks shipping...) THE POINT IS SHIPPING IS ONE WAY THE MANUFACTURERS GET MORE MONEY OUT OF U. IT'S JUST THE WAY IT IS. JUST THINK OF HOW GOOD A PAD UR GETTIN.  ; |
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Footstep
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HitokiriX
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| 1783. Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2004 7:38 am Post subject: |
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| Footstep wrote: | | No,RO pads are free shipping.And also,DONT SPAM THESE FORMS WITH THAT WE DONT CARE STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!He was just saying his oppinion and that aint spam! |
It's not spam if i'm trying to stop two guys arguing in a forum about if Arizona's part of the pacific coast or midwest region. Spam's just random poopy about stuff unrelated to what we're talking about. What i said was related to the discussion. |
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discobiscuits
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DDRNemesis
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discobiscuits
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| 1786. Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2004 9:12 pm Post subject: |
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do you mean like break break as in something wrong with contact system? Short circuiting maybe?
Or do you just mean cracked arrows...? If that's the problem thats oddly strange.
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Da Unknown
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| 1787. Posted: Thu Aug 26, 2004 10:44 pm Post subject: |
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OK, after going through these posts, it's "somewhat" safe to say that a good seller of pads on eBay is judysdeals. All I want to ask is if there's any other good sellers of good pads on this site besides them.
My Ignition is all but dead, so a metal pad is needed with the upmost quickness. Any help is severely appreciated.
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HitokiriX
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| 1788. Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2004 6:23 am Post subject: |
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| Da Unknown wrote: | OK, after going through these posts, it's "somewhat" safe to say that a good seller of pads on eBay is judysdeals. All I want to ask is if there's any other good sellers of good pads on this site besides them.
My Ignition is all but dead, so a metal pad is needed with the upmost quickness. Any help is severely appreciated.
Marcus
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I believe there is another seller of pads on ebay that charges the same price as Judsydeals but doesn't sell CG pads, he sells BNS clones. i think there was talk a few pages back in this forum about how his quality was coming down or sumthin...or mayb that was on the BNS pad overall. i'm not sure about that... but anyway i'd go with judysdeals. i have one of their pads and it works well. not as responsive as i'd like....(compared to my friends RO) but good for the price. |
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HitokiriX
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| 1789. Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2004 6:29 am Post subject: |
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| discobiscuits wrote: | doesnt mean you can just randomly double post cuz you said poopy. jeeze.
Anyway- if you buy the RO metal pad, i will be at ur house every day when i move into my new house 
That is unless i randomly wanna play on my CG pad.... which probaly not. The thing is falling apart, screws keep coming out, screws dont screw in, they're stripped... but the sensors work perfectly fine  |
i posted a second time because i had more to my first post but it deleted it while sending the post to the forums. i didn't just post "nobody cares a poopy where you live" i had more to it and that was put in the second post.
anyway i can agree with you on the CG pads. they get worn out pretty fast, or at least fast for a metal pad....i'm definetly gettin a CF after my CG pad breaks down........and of course i get the necessary cash for it... |
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discobiscuits
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HitokiriX
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| 1791. Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2004 6:17 pm Post subject: |
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| discobiscuits wrote: | im actually thinking of building a whole new pad by myself SCREW BUYING IT NEVER WORKS.
More you pay, the better, but less it sucks |
I'm not really into the whole "i don't have the cash so i'll build my own!!! screw buying!!!". I'm more into the "I don't have the cash for a pad so i'll wait and save until i have it, then get one that's literally indestructable (CF )" I suck at building stuff anyway and the build ur own DDR pad forum doesn't help me a bit....i'm not dissing it though. i just suck at building.
and i don't get ur last quote. the more u pay the better i get....but less it sucks? mayb i'm just a dumbass..... |
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MaxXSakura
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| 1792. Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2004 7:09 pm Post subject: |
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well, my RO metal came today, only took 2 days
it works great
i AA sakura, tlom(standard),
i AAA love love shine and A already too on heavy. yay |
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MaxXSakura
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| 1793. Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2004 9:45 pm Post subject: |
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can anyone help me?
I have a slight problem with my RO metal pad
my lower left braket covering the lower left corner of my down arrow keeps on popping up. I see a little triangle piece of wood stuck on the bracket and 3 little staples thing. I tried to stick it back in there but it just keeps on popping back up when i play. Can anybody help me fix this problem without hurting the pad? |
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HitokiriX
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| 1794. Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2004 4:50 am Post subject: |
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| MaxXSakura wrote: | well, my RO metal came today, only took 2 days
it works great
i AA sakura, tlom(standard),
i AAA love love shine and A already too on heavy. yay |
where'd you play Sakura?!!?!?!? i know the song's on machines in arcades but u played it with ur RO right so it was at home!!! please tell me..... |
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HitokiriX
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| 1795. Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2004 5:04 am Post subject: |
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| MaxXSakura wrote: | can anyone help me?
I have a slight problem with my RO metal pad
my lower left braket covering the lower left corner of my down arrow keeps on popping up. I see a little triangle piece of wood stuck on the bracket and 3 little staples thing. I tried to stick it back in there but it just keeps on popping back up when i play. Can anybody help me fix this problem without hurting the pad? |
well the metal bracket should be kept in place with a metal screw. only one if its on the outside of the pad, not inner brackets. at least we now know what's inside an RO....my friend's too much of a chicken to open his....anyway the screw probably stripped the wood. so there are two things you can do:
1. use wood glue to hold the screw in (would not recommend this method cuz u won't be able to open up the bracket ever again if it works)
2. (recommended) use a toothpick and break it into two or three pieces each about the length of the depth of the screw hole. then place them in the hole flat against the sides of the hole and screw the screw back in. the pressure of the screw will make new threads into the toothpicks so its like there never was a hole before. this trick works really well so try it. THANKS TO MY DAD WHO SHOWED ME THIS!!!! i used it on many stripped screws found in my CG pad from judysdeals so for anyone who buys from that seller on Ebay please remember that. |
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ledline
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| 1796. Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2004 8:43 am Post subject: |
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can someone give me the full materials list to the metal pad built on the following site?
http://www.angelfire.com/d20/ddrhomepad
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MaxXSakura
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| 1797. Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2004 10:13 am Post subject: |
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| HitokiriX wrote: | | MaxXSakura wrote: | can anyone help me?
I have a slight problem with my RO metal pad
my lower left braket covering the lower left corner of my down arrow keeps on popping up. I see a little triangle piece of wood stuck on the bracket and 3 little staples thing. I tried to stick it back in there but it just keeps on popping back up when i play. Can anybody help me fix this problem without hurting the pad? |
well the metal bracket should be kept in place with a metal screw. only one if its on the outside of the pad, not inner brackets. at least we now know what's inside an RO....my friend's too much of a chicken to open his....anyway the screw probably stripped the wood. so there are two things you can do:
1. use wood glue to hold the screw in (would not recommend this method cuz u won't be able to open up the bracket ever again if it works)
2. (recommended) use a toothpick and break it into two or three pieces each about the length of the depth of the screw hole. then place them in the hole flat against the sides of the hole and screw the screw back in. the pressure of the screw will make new threads into the toothpicks so its like there never was a hole before. this trick works really well so try it. THANKS TO MY DAD WHO SHOWED ME THIS!!!! i used it on many stripped screws found in my CG pad from judysdeals so for anyone who buys from that seller on Ebay please remember that. |
mine is not like that though
on mine, the whole triangle piece of wood came off with the bracket. anybody know how to fix it. I try hot glue but it only stick for like 4 songs. |
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discobiscuits
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| 1798. Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2004 11:58 am Post subject: |
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http://www.ddrfreak.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=59254.
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Chris - You need to show us a picture, im not getting what ur saying.
Do you mean the bracket where the arrow is? Or the bracket where that 2 inch (i thinkink) piece is to stabalize the pad?
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TheKornKid
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| 1799. Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2004 12:02 pm Post subject: |
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| HitokiriX wrote: |
where'd you play Sakura?!!?!?!? i know the song's on machines in arcades but u played it with ur RO right so it was at home!!! please tell me..... |
i believe it's on the jap extreme, but if not then all you need is a playstation controller to usb converter and you can use stepmania to play. 
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