Flipper RGB Mod :flipperzero_white:

If it had stayed like that, I would have been fine with it, but it turned really matte after curing.

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i was getting halo vibes Master Chief, you just need a gold/ yellow/ orange screen

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If you wanted to do another I’d happily buy one

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Sure, I can print and paint another shell and buttons. I’ll send you a message when I get around to it, probably in the next few weeks.

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Might have been the resin formulation itself, but it may also have been the composition of your wash station liquid. If you want really clean prints it can be worth using clean liquid and even upping the concentration of iso propyl. It can damage the surface structurally, but makes certain resins really shine

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Id be happy to have it right out of the wash and cure, no paint.

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I just did some more playing with clear resin recently, and had much better results doing the following process

Print,
30 second wash,
Remove from plate,
Remove supports,
Reapply small amount of resin to surface with a paintbrush,
Allow it flow spread and settle,
Cure 2-3 minutes

Unfortunately my elegoo clear is well known for yellowing, but it still came out pretty clear and didn’t frost this time

I need to spend some more and buy the better stuff that doesn’t yellow

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Hey @Pilgrimsmaster, I know this is an old post, but I got one of your RGB mods a while ago and there is a weird issue I get: the rgb stops responding after a while. If it happens while the backlight is on, it just stays on forever. Same if it happens while it’s off. If it’s on rainbow mode, the color stops changing. At that point, I can’t change anything - not the color, brightness, not even turning it off/on. The only thing that brings it back to normal is a hard reset.

I am using the latest stable Momentum FW. Did anyone encounter this issue before?

Hey Eur0Tr0n. Its actually me that makes these boards.

This is actually the first i have heard of this issue. You could look at your solder joints and make sure that you dont have a stray wire grounding out anywhere. To me it sounds like the flipper is in a panic state and freezing which is causing the led to freeze.

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What do you mean by “panic state”? I am not very good at hardware.

To clarify - this happens after quite a while - hours. And after it happens, the flipper keeps working just as usual - except for the backlight being unresponsive.

I figured a stray connection would affect something else and not manifest so late?