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Please note that other common .187" microswitches are untested, or may not have the metal terminals in a location that the device's connectors can attach to. Do not attempt to use microswitches that possess a hinge lever, as these will not fit. It is also not compatible with the Sanjuk brand of joystick lever.
Shuriken PCB is set for .250" terminal switches by default. Use needle nose pliers or similar tool to move Shuriken connectors closer to .187" terminal switches. See install manual for details.
The Sanwa TP-MA PCB Assembly is one of the most common microswitch PCBs, with a tried and true design that remains one of the fighting game standards. That said, should a microswitch need replacement due to damage or fault, your options are quite limited. You either buy a new TPMA PCB or solder a new replacement microswitch.
The Bit Bang Gaming Shuriken V2 JLF PCB will fit Omron V-Series .250" terminal microswitches by default. Plus, utilizing a needle-nose pliers, you can gently bend the connectors to fit the smaller and more common .187" terminal microswitch (please refer to compatibility notes, as not all .187" terminal switches will function properly with Shuriken V2). Once complete, just snap in each microswitch into the PCB's metal connectors. Best of all, no soldering is required.
The power of the Shuriken V2 lies in its ability to swap in different microswitches for each direction. Switches that have a larger grams force take more force to engage. You may prefer this on the up and down directions, while a lighter force is desired for left and right direction. You can mic and match your switches to your preference, enhancing your directional gameplay.
Install Manual (PDF, off-site, opens new window)