Yeah Iâve read that multiple times, Slagcoin says to use âdiamond grinding bitsâ but doing a search for this attachment brings up a bunch of different types.
So thatâs why I was asking what attachment people have used with success.
"Twist bit: Twist bits are the most simple and common drill bits. They are pointed metal cylinders with sharp spiral grooves along the cylinder; they are best for cutting thinner holes in non-wood and non-glass materials. Cobalt versions are best for metal. Smaller ones (which are often called micro- and mini-bits) are great for PCB work. "
The issue is that one of the screws got stripped so Iâm having trouble opening it up. I read you normally cut a flat head shape with a certain tool but I donât see how you can do that with precision screws so deep in. Am I SOL?
Hey guys, I recently bought the TE2 (Xbox One) and it seems that there is some problems with the drivers on PC that wonât register the trigger buttons. Is there any way I can permanently fix this, by either modding it or something else?
I know it is not made to be played on PC, but it was an expensive purchase, and I canât afford another stick just to play on PC.
Unfortunately, there doesnât seem to be a driver fix coming anytime soon, so you would need to install a new PCB at this point. You could also swap the quick disconnects around so that your triggers are on the end and just play with a street fighter 6 button layout.
Thank you for the answer. Will installing the Crossbone PS360+ fix this, and essentially fix the trigger problem permenantly, regardless of console (including PC)? I couldnât seem to find whether PC was supported on their webpage.
Yes, thatâs the way to go if you want to keep xbone support. If you arenât planning on using it with the Xbone, you could make it cheaper and easier on yourself by bypassing the original pcb altogether and installing one with better PC functionality (MC Cthulhu, PS360+, Zero Delay, padhack, etc.).
I got a Chun Li TE to kinda use for a project as I always loved the blue TE. It came not working (which I knew already) but I want to know if itâs a USB cord or a PCB issue. The wires connecting the USB cord look at one point they may have touched, and the GND solder point looks like itâs seen better days. I gotta know if I gotta buy a fightpad or not. Iâd probably be sending it to a modder anyway. Unrecognized USB device when plugged into PC, solid green light for a sec then it shuts off on 360. Doesnât connect either.
Hey guys, so I have a Qanba Q1 and a PS360+ PCB. Has anyone tried to install the PS360+ in the Q1 and if so, how would you go about it in terms of wiring and installation?
Also, I have a Sanwa JLF joystick and my balltops keep falling off, even though Iâm screwing them in from the bottom, is there a step Iâm missing? Thanks.
The crossbone bridges the te2âs ground connections (more technical than that really), allowing a dual mod where one isnât normally possible due to the te2âs circuit design. It is not itâs own control board, it will not add support unless you use it in combination with an additional control board. You would have to buy the crossbone in addition to something else common ground (such as the ps360). Are you using, or do you intend on using, the native xbone support?
Read slagcoin.com to understand how to hook it up. As for the ball top, open up the case and stick a flat head screwdriver into the slot on the bottom of the shaft, then twist the ball top clockwise until itâs tight. If itâs still coming loose, Iâd guess youâre not using a shaft cover.
