How to make your own DIY elite Xbox controller!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this video I install the hope remap kit from extremerate.
You can find the remap kit here www.amazon.com...
extreme rate amazon store www.amazon.com...
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Very cool, I'm using a Collective Minds strike pack eliminator for my 1708 controller and am happy with it. It just slides into the battery cover slot, but does not offer wireless functionality. If I ever get a 1914 controller, this is the mod I'll definitely look at getting. Thanks for the detailed video.
It's a blast and the fact that you can use your battery compartment is just a huge plus. :)
Noob question, what's a 1708 and 1914? Does this refer to the model number of controller design or generation of controller? Thanks in advance. Super interested in retrofitting and whatnot and just started my journey Into this type Of stuff and I love knowing details like that. Thanks in advance
@@hotdropknockdndc681 Yes that's the model number, you can find it on the label inside the battery compartment. Different mods/accessories are designed for and only work with certain models of the Xbox controllers. Certain models have Bluetooth, the 1914 has a USB type C cable connection, while the older ones use micro USB cable connection. If you look at the description in the Amazon link above, it says: "Only fits for Xbox Series X/S, for Xbox Core controller (Model 1914)". I believe that's the latest/current model out now. Solderking's videos are so well done, it gave me confidence to tear open and fix my own controller by removing and replacing the analog joystick. It works like new now...Happy modding/fixing.
This is awesome definitely going to be doing one myself!
Glad to hear it! It's an incredibly useful mod :)
Nice vid my new elite diy is working SOOOO well, thx man ❤️
That is awesome to hear! :)
Came to this channel from vCuda. vCuda sent me.
That's awesome to hear! :) Love vcuda!
I had the old kit, which I installed on my Xbox One S controller. It worked fine, except the back plate that came with the kit wasn't a perfect replica of the original. This meant I had to get my dremel to it and grind some parts out so the triggers wouldn't scrape on the inside of the controller. Overall it worked OK. Since then I bought an Elite Series 2. The cost is obviously quite a bit more but, all in all, I'd go with the Elite controller.
good work sir, i got a question, can you add analog drift mod in it? if yes i would be glad if could make a video of it, amazing video 👍👍
I'm thinking of doing this (alongside the supposed GuliKit sticks that they've said they'll release for Xbox controllers in time--they're supposedly Hall Sensors) for my controller since my luck with the Elite Series 2 was terrible. Do you think it's possible to add in an extra two buttons to this kit? (If not, I suppose I'd need to manually solder them direct and couldn't remap them.) Six back buttons would be perfect for me.
Make a Hall effect thumbstick and try to reuse the circuit ps3 controllers used to use. You’d need to solder on a new pcb with opamps to convert the current to voltage and many add some resistors
I have thought about that! There are a few hurdles to overcome with size and mechanically mounting a magnet.
Great video! What temp should i set my soldering iron too?? i bought a new station and broken in the new tip at 200 degress C. I think thats not hot enough. I would really like to know what temp is best i cant find the info anywhere
I think you could replace the foam piece and put them into the new one then it would be fixed? Have you tried it.
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Nice mod 👍
Thank you :)
Awesome Video! I just bought a soldering station. Newbie.. What temp should I set my iron to solder the pcb points??
Whoa, I want that for the Switch Pro controller. But it looks like they don't have that mod for the Switch controller
I wonder if there's a way to make it work lol
The only problem with this mod is future replacement of analog potentiometer or whole analog gonna be a hassle
@5:57 Did you crack one of the button housings while screwing it down? How delicate is the plastic?
Can you reuse the original side grip pieces if you wanted to? I've got a white controller and was thinking of getting this kit in black but I would like to keep using the original white side grips and only have black on the bottom of the controller.
What temp do you use on your soldering iron for the Xbox controllers?
You need to desolder motors just to disassemble gamepad? Damn it's look like xbox s controller get s(hit) repair tier
Would this kit work with the Gulikit King Kong 2 pro controller??
Why were instruction kits removed from the kits???
How hard do you think this mod is on a scale of 1-10?
For me, I'd say it was about a 2. It was a very thought out mod. Everything just lined up perfectly and works better than expected.
What temp is a good temp to do This? 300c-350c I'm guessing?
My irons always on the higher side. I typically use around 400c. Dwell time is the important thing to consider. I'd say 350 would be perfect for this.
@@Solder_king it was pretty easy to do with flux... Tried it without before and messed up the connection where it pulled up the board/bottom of the solder connection... Good thing it didn't rip the trace...
I have resin core or will I still need flux
You could manage without added flux but it will make it easier :)
How to solve the power supply
What exactly about it?
@@Solder_king I want to make a rapid fire device and the chip needs a 3.3v power supply to work Can I find these points on the pcb of the controller?