No actualy its totaly fine, the battery is insulated by plastic and the PCB ads a extra layer, you can also solder directly on a raw battery, you realy only need to be fast
There's a new interface that accesses Sony's built-in calibration software. Eliminates the need for the overlay. Not sure what the board over the battery is for. Ugh.
@@NotoriousNickNorristhe board over the battery connects the joysticks to the controllers rear buttons/paddles. Without it you can only configure the paddles/buttons to the controllers actual “buttons”.
Are these the new Jun Zheng hall effect modules and driver boards? I've istalled some of his older boards but these newer ones look better as they're flexible.... allows for easier desolder removal if the thumbstick's spring loses tention and gives the hall effect "drift".
@@akaPointlessYT a heat gun applies heat (duh) to the solder joints so it's easier to separate the stick from the PCB board. You should be careful, since you can easily overdo it and end up melting your board and the plastic pieces on it.
calibration for the hall effect joystick, these are old after market hall effect joysticks. The new one on the market right now uses the dualsense board for calibration. you can find 3rd party calibration tools on the internet.
That part where he connected to points by dragging solder... These boards are like blanks that can be installed on the ps5 ps4 and Xbox and depending which controller you doing you have to do what is essentially connecting jumpers. For the ps5 it was those two jumpers. I feel like there's way too much going on to get these joystick going but this is the way to get superior calibration on precision.... What he doest show is the jumper needed for middle pin on both x and y axis. Those are a pain to solder since the wire is hair thin.
Wow. Overkill or what!? I get the overlay board is probably for calibration chip (no longer necessary). What the heck is the board over the battery for?! Edit: back button mod board I guess.
@@akaPointlessYT just installed today yellow stick with red tiny boards and haven't done any calibrarion, look like everything is working fine. Do I miss something?
Soldering right on top of a battery is very brave 😂
I was about to comment on this 😮😮😂😂
😂 dudes got balls doing that
Bro is too confident
No actualy its totaly fine, the battery is insulated by plastic and the PCB ads a extra layer, you can also solder directly on a raw battery, you realy only need to be fast
???
Seen other videos doing it without all those xtra boards. 🤷♂️
There's a new interface that accesses Sony's built-in calibration software. Eliminates the need for the overlay. Not sure what the board over the battery is for. Ugh.
@@NotoriousNickNorriswhat is it
@@NotoriousNickNorrisa bit late but that is for his extra buttons that he modded his controller
@@NotoriousNickNorriswhat overlay?
@@NotoriousNickNorristhe board over the battery connects the joysticks to the controllers rear buttons/paddles. Without it you can only configure the paddles/buttons to the controllers actual “buttons”.
you dont need all that, theres a tool to calibrate online after soldering the new thumbsticks
What’s the tool called ?
Prove ir
What are this extra boards for?
Calibration boards, fixes jitter and allows for super easy calibration. However the boards are a pain to install. Mostly the insulated pins.
the overlay is the calibration 'board'. Which is no longer necessary. The one on the back of the battery must be for the back button mod.
Are these the new Jun Zheng hall effect modules and driver boards? I've istalled some of his older boards but these newer ones look better as they're flexible.... allows for easier desolder removal if the thumbstick's spring loses tention and gives the hall effect "drift".
It's crazy bc micro adjusting on these sticks is none existing on cod or halo.
How to install Hall Effect on xbox series X
Como instala Hall Effect no xbox series X
Pretty much the same way.
what did you use to desolder?
he used a heat gun and a solder sucker
@@notsure6834 Is there an advantage of this technique compared to regular iron and desoldering braid? (I am still in the learning process)
@@akaPointlessYT a heat gun applies heat (duh) to the solder joints so it's easier to separate the stick from the PCB board. You should be careful, since you can easily overdo it and end up melting your board and the plastic pieces on it.
@@DravenxEyelessthat’s why you use a hot air station with controlled temps instead of a heat gun
Mahir fix better than you
Can someone please tell me what's that little orange board called?
calibration for the hall effect joystick, these are old after market hall effect joysticks.
The new one on the market right now uses the dualsense board for calibration. you can find 3rd party calibration tools on the internet.
I didn’t saw any hall sticks with motherboard 🤔 is that something new?
For our auto-calibrating hall effect thumbsticks! Centers your sticks perfectly each time it's turned on :)
soldering on battery??????????
What type of tweezers are those bro???
you mean the ones at the start? those are probably needle nose pliers
I like it! 😏
Please tell me where you got the parts
You can’t buy them retail officially, only B2B. So you would need to find a specialist shop that does it
Why can't you just drop them in...???
They drift and will jitter all over th place without proper calibration.
software calibration now available. No more hardware mods required. Just module replacement.
@@NotoriousNickNorrisNope
You must hate flux or something 😢
Did you have to do the solder drag?
That part where he connected to points by dragging solder... These boards are like blanks that can be installed on the ps5 ps4 and Xbox and depending which controller you doing you have to do what is essentially connecting jumpers. For the ps5 it was those two jumpers. I feel like there's way too much going on to get these joystick going but this is the way to get superior calibration on precision.... What he doest show is the jumper needed for middle pin on both x and y axis. Those are a pain to solder since the wire is hair thin.
Wow. Overkill or what!?
I get the overlay board is probably for calibration chip (no longer necessary). What the heck is the board over the battery for?!
Edit: back button mod board I guess.
You still need the calibration Board to calibrate HE Sticks properly
Can you elaborate on the "no longer necessary" part please. Why ? And since when ? I am interested to learn. Thank you
@@akaPointlessYT just installed today yellow stick with red tiny boards and haven't done any calibrarion, look like everything is working fine. Do I miss something?
@@akaPointlessYT software recalibration exists now.
@@NotoriousNickNorris For Xbox too? Or Playstation only?