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Yes, it snapped right back on, there are 3 small locateing pins on the bottom that line it right up.

One thing the pics don't show are the 3 phillips head screws hidden under the plastic cap on top the knob. Just incase anyone was wondering how to get the knob off without breaking it...A drop of hot glue and a nail or screw makes a good cap removal tool... :mrgreen: I didn't go any further, found t...

One problem I forsee: would the solder be strong enough to keep stiffer springs in place with years of use? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- by jrrdw » Tue Sep 09, 2014 10:48 am Doesn't the software fine tune enough for your liking? As far as solder g...

Doesn't the software fine tune enough for your liking? As far as solder goes if you do it right that one little solder joint will hold 10 springs with ease...The spring wire would break first.

You can adjust the sensitivity in the software but if that doesn't give you enough one way or the other...Rather then desoldering the 3 springs get some coil springs of the same diameter and length and slip them in with the factory springs. It looks to me like those springs are completeing a curcuit...

Thanks for the link...Yea, they can be repaired if parts can be purchased.

Are there parts diagrams available for the Space Navagator? What if any are repair options available?