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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sotie" data-source="post: 64992" data-attributes="member: 1142">I asked someone what the current button mapping is but even if it changes I can easily open it up and switch the wiring.  It only takes a few minutes.  I just connected the wiring for my new buttons to the connectors for the original buttons.  Also, all the original buttons still work.  I got the on/off switch at my local Radio Shack.  I think they just call it a power switch.  There were a couple of different styles available.  I also saw some at Fry's Electronics but they looked more like automotive switches.By the way, my iCade had two torx T8 security screws so I had to also pick up a set of torx security bits ($5) to remove them.  To create the large circular holes for the buttons I used a 1-inch spade drill bit and then used a dremel to carefully increase the size of the hole until the button perfectly fit inside it.  The buttons I purchased are 30mm Sanwa buttons (OBSFS-30).</blockquote>

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