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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we will look replace the Alps analog stick with Hall effect sticks. Hall effect stick have within the last year or so become more popular as alternative to the regular Alps sticks since it uses little magnets inside the potentiometer instead of a mechanical piece. This should significantly reduce wear and possibly eliminate stick drift from ever happening. It also helps that calibration can be done on these sticks.
So short term it is looking good, but what about long term? Can these hall effect lasts for years to come? That is why I wanted to install these sticks on one on my own controllers and use it on a regular basis to see if problems may occur or not.
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Man that was exactily what i was looking for but did not find it when i searched,nice video dude.
the biggest challenge is desoldering, especially on double-layer PCBs. iirc, the Hakko FR-300 recommends at least 450°C for these boards. also double-layer PCBs have solder connections on both sides makes the desoldering process even more difficult
Absolutely true - the unleaded solder that is used nowadays makes it even more difficult. On older controllers (PS2, original Xbox) it takes me maybe a minute to remove a analog stick.
On these ones it takes easily 15 minutes.
I have my iron around 335 C, which in combination with low melt solder is enough to remove the analog stick.
I underestimated how much work is required to install Hall Effects lol, wow.
Great video. Keep on with it. Interesting result, when i have changed to hall effect analogs it was so jittery on the game pad tester.
Thanks for the kind words! Maybe you got an older version of these Halleffects. In the video I use a version 3 stick, I believe version 1 and 2 had problems with latency and/or jittery responses
@@cr_tech2000v5s are out now, personally I think it’s a scam because why does it take 5 versions to get joysticks right? Also they don’t say in the description about what the difference is anyway.
@@H786... I didn’t know they were already at v5’s. No idea what could be different to be honest, the sticks I installed in this video are still working fine till this day (v3’s). As far as I know you should at least not be getting v1’s & v2’s, those have problems with lag/ jittering. Guess time will tell if v5’s are any better then v3’s.
Installing this type of stick on joy con now looks like piece of cake 😅
What temperature do you use to unsolder with air ,the stick?
Don’t remember exactly for this video, but on average I use a temperature between 355-390C, airflow speed 50-70% (but that is in combination with the use of low melt solder to remove the stick faster).
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You could have just put it all back together and used the Hall Effect Calibration app. No need for manually calibrating it.
@@8bitnation419 not sure if that was available at the time of recording (this was recording quite a while before uploading) - but I do indeed mostly software calibration nowadays instead of manually
Believe me when I say that a better solder pump will make the work easier
You’re absolutely right. The desolder pump stopped working shortly after this vid. So I got the ENGINEER SS-02 and has been working wonderful so far!
There are different hall effect but what is the best hall effect?
I honestly only have experience with these PS4 orange Hall effect analogs in the video, so I can’t tell you what the ‘best’ Hall effect is. The biggest difference as far as I know is in how you calibrate them (for the orange ones you need to do that by hand and for the blue ones you need software).
Bro I have an original Dualshock 3 the issue is suddenly both joysticks stop working as if their sensibility decreases any time 😢 what could be?
Sounds like the analogs are shot honestly. Maybe try connect the controller to a PC and test it with gamepad tester.
Link to product?
Good vid BTW
First time someone commented! Thanks, appreciate that! Link for hall effects: nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005006399100465.html?spm=a2g0o.cart.0.0.664f61d71Iwep8&mp=1&gatewayAdapt=glo2nld
(make sure you select PS4 if you want those)
so you put metal in first and desolder it after?
Yes, in my experience is best to add some solder (especially on these boards with unleaded solder) before trying to desolder.
I usually add leaded solder and low melt solder to lower the melting temperature to make it easy to desolder those analog sticks.
@@cr_tech2000 ah yes thank u thank u, i broke my board anyway lol. It was too hard for amateur like me
@@melankolie1343 ah that’s unfortunate, but hey we all gotta start learning somewhere right :)
@@cr_tech2000 yeah learned something by this. Anyway do u have any experience about this error?
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i unplugged everything, just have power connected
Oof, that is some serious drift. Few questions: 1. are these Hall effects or normal sticks/ 2. Did you attempt any type of calibration?
Also (if you worked on the sticks) make sure that your solder joints are clean so they make a good connection (bad connection can cause for the potentiometers to not register properly).
Maybe check the connections from stick to board with a multimeter to ensure good connection/ confirm there are no toen traces.
Hope that helps!
Hi is it possible to put Inside the hall Effects joystick on Xbox Elite series 2
Honestly not sure if they make these for the elite 2. These ones in the video are made for PS4 controllers and will not work in Xbox/PS5 controllers.
Does it need reballing?
No reballing required - you will only need to desolder the old analog stick and then resolder the new Hall effect stick
Thanks!
I hate working on PS5 controllers. I have no issues with xbox controllers
you need a real hot air station,this ,,hairdryer" just cant deliver,it will take less than a minute to remove those sticks just with hot air
I do not wish to do my hair with this hot air gun mate haha. It is a hot air gun - just a cheap one used at a relative low temperature (< 400C). A high quality hot air used at 450 C will indeed do a better job than I did.