Weird Stick Drift after changing to Hall Effect Sticks

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Hey guys,

my Dual Sense controller just had a Stick drift in the first place. Every time I just moved my left stick to the right, the right stick suddenly shifted mildly to the left. In Games like Fifa it just runs in the opposite direction sometimes when you sprint.

I decided to change the Sticks to a hall effect stick and successfully fixed the issue above. But now the left stick jumps straight to the top causing a new stick drift. The right analog stick had an issue too, but could be calibrated. On the left analog stick, it seems impossible.

Does someone have any idea what the issue could be? Because i don't think it's the Hall effect sticks causing the issue



When i replug the cable, the state on the left resets. Is this normal?
 
Does the calibration tool work properly on hal effect sticks? I've used it several times with the two controllers I installed them on, and they both still have the overshoot, but the tool did calibrate the centre point properly, as it was off after installing the new sticks, it just didn't limit the range to the circle area (the controller was fully assembled for calibration).
 
Does the calibration tool work properly on hal effect sticks? I've used it several times with the two controllers I installed them on, and they both still have the overshoot, but the tool did calibrate the centre point properly, as it was off after installing the new sticks, it just didn't limit the range to the circle area (the controller was fully assembled for calibration).
well if it was apart when calibrating then it would overshoot. The front needs to be on in order to set the correct value as the circles around the sticks are what determines the reach of the sticks
 

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