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Console Modding------ ( Here you can talk about your favorite Consoles ) => PS4 => PS4 Controllers/PS4 Rapid Fire Controllers => Topic started by: Baldur on July 03, 2021, 08:21:56 AM
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Hello everyone,
I got a DS5 controller with a slight drift (left/right). So i decided to desolder the old stick and put an alps into the position. After that the original drift was gone, but now I've switched into up-drift. :nono: i've read some about the potis and desoldered the up/down poti to messure. The value was 10,7 kOhm. Searched a while for parts in my box and found a poti with 10kOhm 🤔 but after assembling the drift is still there.
Is there a list or something to decide upon the value if the poti is good or has a drift?
Or could it be that analogue stick is still the problem?
Thanks for reading and help :beg: :hifive:
Regards, Baldur
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I did some research and read many threads across this board. As far as I can figure out, there are no values which can point to a replacement stick which will fit perfectly. I've desoldered an original with 2,0kOhm & 2,02kOhm and did an exchange with 10,0kOhm & 9,8kOhm (left / right Poti) and it doesn't work like expected.
At other threads they're talking about that the sticks are calibrated by factory and while do an exchange u will have "calibrate" by Poti or find an analogue stick which will fit.
Doing that I've ran into another problem.... Flashing orange 3 times and done 🤔
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https://youtu.be/O9PJbhoRYJU (https://youtu.be/O9PJbhoRYJU)
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dis sheet doesnt solve anything
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I have 2 controller ps2 very old....and the analogs works very well, after 15 years. Now we are luckied if controller ps5/xbox one work for two months
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modern controllers are more than 10 times more precise. so this comparsion doesnt count