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The Flipper Zero is a versatile multi-tool device designed for hacking, debugging, and experimenting with various electronic gadgets and systems, such as sensors, receivers, and other electronic components.

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Flipper stopped working after dropping in the toilet...

I dont know if its the battery, the screen or a shorted circuit. Im contemplating disassembling the flipper and rebuilding it on a breadboard. does anybody have any advice or ideas how to go about doing this?

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There is a repair guide for the flipper zero, several guides here:

Flipper Zero

How to open guide:

How to open the Flipper Zero

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