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Possible hardware solution to fix Tartarus V2 D-Pad switches

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I was investigating to find a easy to source switch to replace the original ones (from kaihl) and I found an Omron switch that could be used: https://uk.farnell.com/omron-electronic-components/d2ls-21/microswitch-plunger-spst-0-001a/dp/2523216 But it needs to design a drop in replacement D-pad PCB. It should cost less than 10$. I will update for further development.
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    • I am the Lightbringer
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    • June 12, 2019
    I understand that you're sharing this with good intentions but please tread carefully when putting up third-party listings. Do note that DIYing may void your device's warranty depending on the modifications made. Please check our Warranty Policy before you proceed.
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    • June 13, 2019
    Ouch , it hurts :) I can observe official support is commenting in such a case but not directly concerning the hardware flaw of the Tartarus.
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