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[title] More power! | |
- | [* black] Insert wisdom here. |
+ | [* black] All screws are out but nothing moves, so there must be glue. No real suprise here – the last camera from GoPro that wasn't glued shut was the HERO4, all the way back in 2014. |
+ | [* black] Heat usually works but if your opponent is a literal heatsink, things get difficult. The trusty iOpener quickly reached its limit and had to request help from ~~an adult~~ a heat gun. |
+ | [* black] Facing the impending doom of an overheated battery, it was time to accept defeat. 1:0 for the heatsink. Losing the battle does not mean losing the war, though. It was time to confront the GoPro with the [link|https://youtu.be/azEvfD4C6ow?t=9|Bagger 288|new_window=true] of electronics: A Dremel. |
+ | [* black] A few minutes and some careful cuts later, the heatsink lifts off like it was never meant to be attached in the first place. At last: Victory! |