Astro C40 TR Tension Module

***SOLD INDIVIDUALLY, NOT BY PAIR***

Battle Beaver's C40 Tension Modules utilize the same OEM thumbstick mechanism with our patented Tension modification, and is placed on a compatible PCB to work with the C40 controller. With a T6 driver, you can remove the screws holding your thumbstick module together and swap in one with Modified Tension. By increasing or decreasing your stick tension, you can better control your minor movements to improve accuracy and overall character control. Now available in Reduced Tension Modules!

Stock - is the same tension that comes with the C40 controller. Can be used as a repair replacement.

Light Tension - At approximately 20% less Force than Stock Tension, you would find on any controller out of the box, our Light Tension offers a nice 'lived-in' or 'broken-in' feeling that gamers know and love. Very similar to how a thumbstick will feel after being played with for many many hours, Light Tension offers all of that feeling without the wear and tear on components.

Decreased Tension - At approximately 40% less Force than Stock Tension on a plain controller, our Decreased Tension makes the thumbstick incredibly easy to move around in the controller. We've heard anecdotal experiences that this has reduced hand fatigue during longer gaming sessions, although be careful of not accidentally moving your sticks!

Increased Tension - Approximately 75% more Force than Stock Tension. Recommended for FPS games, allows for a higher sensitivity while maintaining accuracy.

Heavy (Extreme) Tension - Approximately 150% more Force than Stock Tension. Recommended for use with Thumbstick Toppers such as KontrolFreek, etc. Heavy Tension will result in the Stick Click (L3) requiring more force to activate.

If you are experiencing thumbstick module issues such as drift that are not remedied by a controller reset, our module replacement can serve as a quick repair.

**Sold as individual mechanism pre-mounted to a PCB board**
**No warranty**

Install video >>HERE<<

Module Calibration Guide >>HERE<<