I’ll take a pic as soon I finish eating I’ll try to remove the solder from the pads/holes, Helen from flipsky told me to check if the 3.3v still had power… I don’t have a multimeter smh, could try with a battery tester lol
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forgot to take a pic but unsoldered everything and tried to clean it a bit with isopropyl alcohol (70% isn’t strong enough for flux tho) BUT it works so my guy I owe you a kiss lol
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No worries, I was PISSED when I thought it had died… Looked around and saw the short and once removed and working I was very relieved. Glad I could help!
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Sounds funny 
. but sorry that 3D file is in engineer team, which is confidential. As sales, we don’t have it
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he asked me 
because I had one side of my fsesc 6.6 dual not working, I accidentually bridged the ppm signal with the 5v (even tho I couldn’t see the bridge)
I replied to wrong thread 
corrected it
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Lol yeah I don’t think engineering would release anything like that @Venom121212 that’s proprietary information
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I didn’t ask for a whole teardown of the remote… I just want the shape of the outer shell.
*looks at @jjhoyt and how they released a solid model of their puck for users to test the hand feel - respect.
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What’s so confidential about it?? We can all disassemble the remote and see how the shell is designed…
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Your not winning this fight mate
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It’s intellectual property. You don’t just release these kinds of STL’s for injection molded parts. That’s thousands in engineering hours of work (most likely)
Hoyt is a smaller company, and their case isn’t as complex imo
Sure you can recreate the model, but it’s a pain.
You may be able to get a decent scan using photogrammetry
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Not disagreeing that it’s intellectual property.
But to me it’s a freaking shell for a remote (not design for electronic component), no way it took thousands of hours, that’s hyperbole.
I thought it was harmless to ask. And when Eileen said it was confidential, I thought they missed opportunity to help someone DIY something cool. I thought this community was all about DIY.
I said thousands, as in thousands of $ in engineering hours. Maybe it took a few hundred hours or so for the shell and mold development
We are all DIY, Maytech is kind of DIY. Who knows
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Lol, that’s what you meant? Cause it’s not what you wrote. Thanks for the clarification.
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Have no fear, I’m already almost done with it 
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Man i’m jealous i’m not a rick and morty nerd but this looks dope wish my 3d printer wasn’t dead so I could make one for… for 
a friends …
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