Apparently having a replaceable battery and hull affect joysticks are impossible. This is due to AA battery not being able to provide consistent voltage output and hull effect joystick requiring exactly that. Hence all hull-effect joysticks have embedded battery. Which might be a problem specially in EU as they require everything to have removable battery with the exception is if they are IPS something rated.
Don’t quote me on that, it’s second hand knowledge.
You’re mostly there, I see the same online, attributed to modified firstparty xbox controllers losing input and 8bitdo controllers having issues at low voltage.
Here I sit pondering: “why not a removable 18650?”
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Apparently having a replaceable battery and hull affect joysticks are impossible. This is due to AA battery not being able to provide consistent voltage output and hull effect joystick requiring exactly that. Hence all hull-effect joysticks have embedded battery. Which might be a problem specially in EU as they require everything to have removable battery with the exception is if they are IPS something rated.
Don’t quote me on that, it’s second hand knowledge.
You’re mostly there, I see the same online, attributed to modified firstparty xbox controllers losing input and 8bitdo controllers having issues at low voltage.
Here I sit pondering: “why not a removable 18650?”