Repuesto de Joystick TMR K-Silver, Palancas JS13 Pro sin Deriva, Módulo de Reparación de Joysticks de Alta Precisión, Par para Control Elite 2 de Xbox

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• IMPORTANT: Xbox elite 2 TMR Joysticks might has magnetic interference issure,and the whole markets can not solve directly,However, according to tests by multiple customers, there have some solutions (Refer to the 2nd picture of the listing). Please DON'T order this joystick if you are concerned this
• Permanent No-Drift Solution: TMR sensors eliminate stick drift forever to fix controller drift (no wear & tear like traditional potentiometers) ,Soldering tools not included.
• Universal Compatibility: Works with Xbox Elite 2 (requires soldering), to the TMR joysticks for PS4 PS5 Switch and Xbox series X/S or Xbox one,please find in our store.
• Pro-Grade Precision: Zero dead zone, ultra-smooth 360° motion,Rated for 5M+ cycles, features advanced anti-jitter technology for precise inputs,non-slip thumbsticks – perfect for FPS, racing & fighting games
• Note 1: If there is no QR code for video guide, please contact us to get it.Installation requires soldering skills (not plug-and-play). Ensure the DIY ability before ordering
• Magnetic Interference solution 1: Shielding with tape, apply copper tape (shielding) to the TMR module,followed by a layer of Kapton tape (Insulation) to prevent short circuits. This helps block external magnetic fields from the paddle buttons.
• Magnetic Interference solution 2: Repositioning Magnets, If interference is severe,try rotaring the thumbstick base 180 degrees or swapping the left/right TMR modules,as magnet polarity can affect performance.
• Magnetic Interference solution 3: Metal Shielding, Place a small, thin piece of steel or nickel shielding underneath the circuit board where the analog stick sits.