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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- I ordered an iPod Classic Video (5th Gen) from ebay and decided to upgrade it.
I stream on TH-cam and Twitch occasionally where I do these upgrades and fixes live!
This Does Not Compute video I referenced: • Building a Custom iPod...
Parts:
- Transparent Front Case: eoe.works/collections/ipod-vi...
- 3000 mAh Battery: eoe.works/collections/ipod-vi...
- "Thick" White Headphone Jack & Switch: eoe.works/collections/ipod-vi...
- Transparent Click Wheel: eoe.works/collections/ipod-vi...
- iFlash Solo: eoe.works/collections/ipod-vi...
- "Thick" Backplate: eoe.works/collections/ipod-vi... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Help I have become addicted to iPod upgrade videos.
What do you need help on? What Ipod do you have? I have a 5th gen 5.5 Video myself.
@@eric6345 he doesnt need help, hes just been addicted to watching these types of videos LOL
It's an epidemic 😔😂
Very underrated channel.
Keep going!
I was very afraid of ripping the ribbon cable the first time I opened up an iPod, but after doing it so many times you can just pop those open and pull them out pretty easily without actually having to worry about ruining them. I just pop the clips open in one go usually with my finger nail but maybe a plastic tool that comes with a lot of repair kits. No real need to do it very carefully.
I’m 90% sure the little leg that glues to the frame from the click wheel flex is to give a good ground reference for the capacitive touch used for the scrolling. Same with the kinda foil thing behind the click wheel on the main board that’s also attached to the frame, and a pad on the Hold switch flex PCB. Some aftermarket click wheels without the leg seem less sensitive (annecdata)
That makes sense. I wish that there was some reference or documentation on how to replicate the "glue" that was used to attach it back onto the frame. All I had at the time was kapton tape unfortunately.
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