Battle beaver has the option for increased tension by changing the spring in the module which explains why the right stick is tighter and has leaded solder.
Makes sense. Don't come across added tension that much (customer didn't mention it either) and it must have been just the next step up in spring rate. Either way the left stick was more loose than standard and leaning over to the right so was on the way out.
Hey , I know that’s an old post but I can’t find the name of the part that battle beaver uses under the micro switches to hold them at the right height. Do you know the name of the part they use ? Thanks
Hi, all enquiries received via our website have been replied to. Sometimes our replies go into spam/junk folders, so just double check it hasn't landed in there! If you definitely haven't received a reply, please do email us directly on enquiries@ubermicro.co.uk and one of us will reply within two working days. :-)
@@UberMicroRepairs unfortunately I'm in Canada so it makes it difficult to order from the UK. Do you know what the actual switch is called? On the website it only says SCUF DIGITAL TRIGGER SWITCH
if you have smart triggers and want to convert back to regular triggers would that be possible? i feel the regular triggers are more comfortable and i don't want to have to wait forever sending it back to battlebeaver
Battle beaver has the option for increased tension by changing the spring in the module which explains why the right stick is tighter and has leaded solder.
Makes sense. Don't come across added tension that much (customer didn't mention it either) and it must have been just the next step up in spring rate. Either way the left stick was more loose than standard and leaning over to the right so was on the way out.
Hi, what should I do if my trigger doesn’t click anymore and gets stuck
Hey sir !
What is the model of the switch used for the R2 and L2 trigger ?
Thank you :)
Here you go: www.ubermicro.co.uk/product/scuf-digital-trigger-switch/
@@UberMicroRepairs Thank you very much , you're a savior :) Nice video btw !
How would you suggest fixing stripped screw holes for the bottom shell of a PS4 SCUF controller?
I think I answered this on another video for you.
I wonder if there is a 3D file for the mounts used for the triggers...
looked everywhere cant find it online - found someone that has it but they want $150 for the stl file I find it to muchh
Great job as always
Thanks man!
Hey , I know that’s an old post but I can’t find the name of the part that battle beaver uses under the micro switches to hold them at the right height. Do you know the name of the part they use ?
Thanks
It's just s 3d printed mount that they design and make in-house
Amazing
Good work
New sub
Thanks and welcome
i tried messaging you on your website but no reply.. do you still fix ps4 battle beaver controllers?
Hi, all enquiries received via our website have been replied to. Sometimes our replies go into spam/junk folders, so just double check it hasn't landed in there! If you definitely haven't received a reply, please do email us directly on enquiries@ubermicro.co.uk and one of us will reply within two working days. :-)
What back button switch does battle beaver use? Can you source the exact switch?
We have them on our site check the description for the website.
@@UberMicroRepairs unfortunately I'm in Canada so it makes it difficult to order from the UK. Do you know what the actual switch is called? On the website it only says SCUF DIGITAL TRIGGER SWITCH
The smart pad tringle cercly and x not working anymore do you know how to fix them ?
Check out my other videos / live streams I show how to clean the buttons and rubber contacts.
if you have smart triggers and want to convert back to regular triggers would that be possible? i feel the regular triggers are more comfortable and i don't want to have to wait forever sending it back to battlebeaver
Yes totally possible we've had this request several times this past 12 months. Please contact us from our website: www.ubermicro.co.uk
where can i buy these switchs at?
Here you go: www.ubermicro.co.uk/product/scuf-digital-trigger-switch/