Hacking Paperclip RCM "jig"

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you mean the ones we cover food with ??
would that work?
yes, that, you dont need anything else, there is a video, just put a tiny piece on your joycon in the correct pins. It works perfectly. Not need for stupid jigs and crap like that.

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yes, that, you dont need anything else, there is a video, just put a tiny piece on your joycon in the correct pins. It works perfectly. Not need for stupid jigs and crap like that.

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this is the method i used, but i already installed autorcm because i do not want to keep stuffing my joy con with foil XD
 
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Is a Jig the only way to join RCM? I'm too stupid to bend one... :sad:
the post above yours provides a much simpler solution. i too tried to use a paperclip for the better part of a day with no success. the foil method worked for me in one attempt, although I found the youtube video fairly useless besides the visual of which pins need to be connected. in the video the guy manages to fold a half inch by half inch square of foil into a small strip 1 mm wide. he does this using a process that is fast forwarded past for time. the insertion of said magical strip is not shown in the video at all.

my advice is fold a piece of foil in quarters, cut a small strip off with scizzors, and try to place it as shown in the picture above, taping to secure.
 
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the post above yours provides a much simpler solution. i too tried to use a paperclip for the better part of a day with no success. the foil method worked for me in one attempt, although I found the youtube video fairly useless besides the visual of which pins need to be connected. in the video the guy manages to fold a half inch by half inch square of foil into a small strip 1 mm wide. he does this using a process that is fast forwarded past for time. the insertion of said magical strip is not shown in the video at all.

my advice is fold a piece of foil in quarters, cut a small strip off with scizzors, and try to place it as shown in the picture above, taping to secure.
Paper foil is a good option too!!
 
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Not bad. You can get a 3d printed one for like $5, I sell them myself. They last longer and won't bend out of shape and short anything else out.
 
Once you have entered RCM, you can remove the jig. Unless you install AutoRCM, you will need to use the jig each time you want to enter RCM.

Dont know what is the difference between RCM and AutoRCM. RCM is permanently and AutoRCm means I need to do it every time like PS4 5.05 ?
 

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