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Thank you for supporting my work, you can use magnets if you have not added a reed switch on the PCB. For case Step files are available "https://github.com/PricelessToolkit/MailBoxGuard/tree/main/3D/Step" You can modify them. |
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Thanks for your contribution!! I uploaded files to GitHub. |
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What size magnets are recommended for the magnetic case? |
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I have made a new magnetic mount that is a bit slimmer. The magnet will be in direct contact with the metal, providing a much stronger attraction "MailBoxGuard_Full_Size_Back_433_868_915_Magnetic_Open_12x2mm.STL" |
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First of all, a big thank you for a great product! The range is impressive it works great from our underground garage through concrete and steel up to the second floor apartment. Is it okay to scale up the height of the bottom part of the case when I print it and put two magnets under the battery or does it interfere or destroy the function?
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