so you will put the test wires on the ribbon connectors and use a metallic object to induce a signal?
I ordered it yesterday and it will arrive the next week. Can you post pics of stick without the cap and comment how good is the accuracy and deadzone (from calibration settings) when you receive it?
Sounds easy enough. Though as others have suggested a magnet will have a much larger field effect on the sensor making it easier to test.
Well, with accuracy and deadzone I simply refer to test it on calibration settings (after you calibrate it), and see how well it works compared to normal stick. For example the distance approximately since it recognices a input, or if can be problematic like the Anbernic one that resets the calibration after turn the Switch into sleep.
Gotcha! I just watched the video below. With your explanation and the vid I believe I know what to look out for now.
Yeah…that’s what I was thinking. If it’s not GuliKit they are awful bold going out there with full branding on the box and and took the time to have the logo imprinted on the plastic and everything.
Hall effect is supposed to have no deadzone. When LTT tested the Steam Deck hall effect sticks, that was their experience as well. Where are you getting conflicting reports from?
I had two sets, and both showed the same symptoms. I'm not talking inner deadzone, I'm talking outer. It goes full throttle well before you actually hit the edge. It's akin to most crappy third party controllers. I'd wager it's something most casual gamers aren't going to notice, even less if they don't play FPS titles. Still, for the asking price, I'd expect far better performance.
And thank you for testing it out. So glad there was no issues like in that video.
the thing is, I put the joycon sticks on the RG 505 and they worked normally, I'm really not sure what made it incompatible with joycons
