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So you pretty much take a coat/pants hanger, remove the bar, pop the clips off, wiggle the metal bits in your Switch until they fit(?), possible profit. The last pic is to show you the plastic might have a use/safety measure to not stab yourself.
I can't think or test this right now, but I feel like we have hit the jackpot.
Feel free to fudge around with stuff. I was thinking of using tape and an eraser from a pencil to add stability™.
If it works, cool; if it doesn't please, understand:
I HAVE NOT TESTED THIS 100%, PLEASE, UNDERSTAND WHAT THE FLYING FUDGEWINKLES YOU'RE ATTEMPTING AND THE FACT YOU COULD SHORT CIRCUIT A.K.A. "DUN' FUCK'D UP" YOUR SWITCH.
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So you pretty much take a coat/pants hanger, remove the bar, pop the clips off, wiggle the metal bits in your Switch until they fit(?), possible profit. The last pic is to show you the plastic might have a use/safety measure to not stab yourself.
I can't think or test this right now, but I feel like we have hit the jackpot.
Feel free to fudge around with stuff. I was thinking of using tape and an eraser from a pencil to add stability™.
If it works, cool; if it doesn't please, understand:
I HAVE NOT TESTED THIS 100%, PLEASE, UNDERSTAND WHAT THE FLYING FUDGEWINKLES YOU'RE ATTEMPTING AND THE FACT YOU COULD SHORT CIRCUIT A.K.A. "DUN' FUCK'D UP" YOUR SWITCH.
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"Just to reiterate ... Jamming random conductive materials across pins is not a very good idea. If you short the voltage pin to another pin you can seriously reduce the life of/or totally take out components in the device. If you short the voltage to the ground, it can damage the battery (depending on if the device is properly protected or not).
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