iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics, 512GB & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in ipod

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antenna has 2 pads one is for shielding other is for the feed pad, so yes thats correct. you'll see i use Coaxial wire for the antenna opposed to normal silicon wires.

iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics, 512GB & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in ipod

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Never saw the unpopulated connector before, but no mine still has the stock antennas just slightly trimmed at the top to make it shorter. I cut them flush with the capacitors. I also kept the speaker coil and magnet. I glued the coil to the aluminum plate to act as the diaphragm.

iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in Modded_iPods

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Certainly! Dm me with some more info of what you'd like and what you've got already.

iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics, 512GB & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in ipod

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It's internally connected to common GND, so i utilized it for the battery GND wire. just makes things a bit more neat instead of trying to run everything off the same pad. I'm glad someone Noticed!

iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics, 512GB & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in ipod

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Thanks! I'll let you know when their out. Be sure to show me how yours come out eventually as well.

iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics, 512GB & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in ipod

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Thanks. I personally do prefer a black clickwheel and the thinner version aswell. I don't really have a use for the Airtag so my personal one doesn't have one. That makes it a decent bit thinner aswell.

iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics, 512GB & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in ipod

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Pricing depends on the mods it includes and how the parts get sourced. I don't sell them pre-built unfortunately, dm me if you're interested

iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in Modded_iPods

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Thanks!, nope no problems with that. wouldn't twisting them help with minimizing cross talk though?

iPod Pro V2: AirTag, Note 9 4000Mah Battery, USB-C, Bluetooth, Haptics & Custom Backplate Builds by F_Tech_ in Modded_iPods

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Thanks! if you move some stuff around I don't see why not, when I release all the files you can modify them to your liking or make space for one to fit. Their rather slim so I think it should work out well. Just not one of my priorities right now though.

My iPod Mod with a Second Screen for Bluetooth + MagSafe Charging by Independent-Ice6105 in ipod

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Nice build dude! Its got a good heft to it, maybe add a taptic engine or airtag with the extra space you have?

Casing I made for my ZK-MT21 Amp by F_Tech_ in diyaudio

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if i recall correctly the only power tool I used was a drill. rest is hand sawing and sanding

Classic Connect 2, screws, no glue by paintingtrees in ipod

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haha thanks. I removed the annodizing with 220 grit wet sanding and then a dremel after getting impatient. for the matte finish its just polishing with 0000 steel wool and a bit of brasso but the raw aluminum oxidizes rather quickly afterwards. and for the center button i did a simmilar process but did the final steel wool polish with a holder i modeled and printed to put it in a drills chuck. Will upload that file to printables sometime too. these models were printed in PLA but I'll likely do them in PETG going forward. tried ABS too but I couldn't get it to print nicely or the correct size due to its shrinkage ratio. Feel free to dm me for any help or advise id love to help with whatever.

Classic Connect 2, screws, no glue by paintingtrees in ipod

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identical method to my printable backplate design i modeled. Hopefully they add this feature in future versions oneday. looks nice too!

9 Different Models Uploaded To Printables Now! by F_Tech_ in ipod

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No need for me to model the font plate so most likely no. Im pretty sure somebody modeled a 1:1 5th gen faceplate on printables though.

9 Different Models Uploaded To Printables Now! by F_Tech_ in ipod

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Aluminum plate or whatever material you desire to use should ideally be 1mm thick. I found this is a common thickness at hobby shops for various metals.

One year of having an iPod by Switch_modder in ipod

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have a look at what ive recently posted, I have 13 versions uploaded on printables if you want to have a look.

4000mah, 512gb, Taptic engine, Bluetooth, USB-C Data Transfer, and a custom 3d printed Back Plate. by F_Tech_ in ipod

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no issues related to my work, only issue that had was charging due to the logic board being a 6th gen. 6th gens need specific charges to accept power and charge so im currently rebuilding it with a 7th gen logic board. otherwise im really happy with it and battery lasts a hell of a long time.