Flipper Zero: How it’s made and tested
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Flipper Zero: How it’s made and tested
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#2Even if you aren’t interested in the product, if you have a passing interest in product design and manufacturing check out their other blog posts. This is by far the best kickstarter I’ve ever backed in terms of update details.
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#3What's up with that FCC ID?
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#4What's up with that FCC ID?
Here they explain nuances of getting an FCC approval:
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#5I like the way they communicate. It almost makes the wait enjoyable.
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#6I like the way they communicate. It almost makes the wait enjoyable.
It has been a long wait, but I am really impressed with the amount of work they have put into this.
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#7If you can get one. Ordered mine last April, still don’t have it, no sign of getting it, and they don’t respond to email/Twitter. I’ve given up.
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#8If you can get one. Ordered mine last April, still don’t have it, no sign of getting it, and they don’t respond to email/Twitter. I’ve given up.
You didn't "order" it. You backed a Kickstarter which has a reward that has no guarantee of shipping.
They've been more than transparent on the delays they've had to deal with, and they launched a product during a global pandemic and supply shortage. I'd cut them some slack.
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#9If you can get one. Ordered mine last April, still don’t have it, no sign of getting it, and they don’t respond to email/Twitter. I’ve given up.
Everyone is in the same boat - they are taking time with production. At least they are communicating and showing the effort that is going into production. This is 100x better than some of the other products I've `backed` on crowdsourcing platforms.
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#10I loved their post on the iButton. https://blog.flipperzero.one/taming-ibutton/
I've never actually come across this interface. It's not common in Australia, I still really enjoyed the write up and seeing how they overcame the difficulties.