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    How far do I cut the wiring on the diode? also, when i am cutting the internal wires of the vci, AFTER i cut the ground wire, do it matter where i put the first wire to the arcade button? Thanks
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    it shouldn't matter how deep you cut the wire ends of the diode. just follow the youtube posted guide, it's also somewhere on the djtt main site.

    i am wondering however if polarity matters at all on the diode.

    also, is there a better definitive guide anywhere for the arcade mod to the vci?!

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    the youtube guide has no information on how to precut the diodes....
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    you can cut them to any size....1/4" to 1/2" should be fine...and they can go to any button first/second third (doesn't matter) or any one of the two legs (either one).

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnnymayer View Post
    i am wondering however if polarity matters at all on the diode.
    yes. A lot. Diodes only work in one direction, it's kinda the point of them.
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    word, this is my first electrical mod job. Does it matter which side on the arcade button that I connect the first vci wire too? And I place the diode colored band towards the button? Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by pilmat View Post
    These. photojojo had them as IN4001, but it is 1N4001.

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    thanks, been trying to locate In4001 diodes with no success for ages, with the correct info i now just ordered 100 for £1!!!!!

    awesome, can't wait till monday when i go to my mates Welding shop to cut the holes and weld the gaps up for my silver vci mod

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