Side project and probable solution for 5200 controllers

[RetroLucky]

I've been working with methods of fixing conductivity with membrane pads, which was heavily inspired from 5200 experience and I'm just passing the info here

 

So far I'm play testing with the first batch for durability but it looks promising

 

 

At this point I'm open to suggestions. I can't test on a 5200 unfortunately since I don't own one personally.

[ave1]

Sounds like the conductive paint idea is possibly going to be a better solution than the 5200 controller foil/tape method. But it's hard to say for sure at this point.

 

So, we could definitely benefit from a how-to video for the 5200 controller. Think you can do that for us?

[RetroLucky]

Sounds like the conductive paint idea is possibly going to be a better solution than the 5200 controller foil/tape method. But it's hard to say for sure at this point.

 

So, we could definitely benefit from a how-to video for the 5200 controller. Think you can do that for us?

I could do this after a couple conditions are met

 

1)I would need a 5200 controller

 

2)I would need to finalize a compound

 

Currently I'm dealing with the paints in their normal state as an acrylic and I'm almost certain there's going to be some cracking/peeling. Fortunately I should have sufficient knowledge to get around this and whip up something more ideal.

[Airshack]

Click bait!

 

 

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[RetroLucky]

Snall update, got some compounds curing and will see how it works out with a "rubberized" version

[RetroLucky]

Well it kinda went as suspected, but surprisingly the carbon paint was kinda stubborn to come off... Guess I'll get back to mixing and find something more permanent

 

And for visual reference