Here are my live comments I'm writing down as I'm listening.

1. Woot! Thanks for the shout-out.
2. Atomic vs. Planck: Yes, a 5x12 Planck would appeal to me more than a 4x12 standard Planck. More keys mean that I have more opportunity for customization. I can always not use the extra row and get a Planck-ish feel. That is why the Atomic 5x15 appeals to me so much.
3. Programming: You're out of luck when it comes to programming using iOS, but there are a few AVR toolchain and programmers available on Android. No promises, though, because I don't know what bootloader you are using.

You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done! If it didn't work make sure you're holding the flasher centered firmly on the pins and try again.

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

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You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done! If it didn't work make sure you're holding the flasher centered firmly on the pins and try again.

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

See here for Windows and macOS flashing guides.

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I don't think I've seen any good links. Here's the app. Just choose your MCU and your hex file and flash away

You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done! If it didn't work make sure you're holding the flasher centered firmly on the pins and try again.

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

See here for Windows and macOS flashing guides.

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BeAmShOtZ you animals.

(That was a different WT90 and I think its batteries might have been low.)

How to update Wildtrail WT90 to Anduril 2

• You'll need: WT90, Emisar/Noctigon flashing kit, Lexel pogo adapter, Android smartphone
• Download the latest version of "blf-q8.hex" from Toykeepers repository
• Connect Lexel pogo adapter to Emisar/Noctigon flashing board & plug it into Android smartphone
• Download & open Zflasher AVR
• Set MCU to ATTiny85
• Set "Action" to "Write"
• Select the firmware you downloaded earlier
• Remove the body tube from the light
• Line up the pogo adapter with the flashing pads on the driver
• Tap "Go" in the app and wait for it to be done

Pro tip: before flashing, change the action in the app to "Write" and download the stock firmware from the light just in case and save it somewhere

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.zdevs.zflasheravr

You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done! If it didn't work make sure you're holding the flasher centered firmly on the pins and try again.

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

See here for Windows and macOS flashing guides.

^(I AM A BOT. PM WITH SUGGESTIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. SEE MY) ^(WIKI) ^(FOR USE.)

You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done! If it didn't work make sure you're holding the flasher centered firmly on the pins and try again.

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

See here for Windows and macOS flashing guides.

^(I AM A BOT. PM WITH SUGGESTIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. SEE MY) ^(WIKI) ^(FOR USE.)

You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done! If it didn't work make sure you're holding the flasher centered firmly on the pins and try again.

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

See here for Windows and macOS flashing guides.

^(I AM A BOT. PM WITH SUGGESTIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. SEE MY) ^(WIKI) ^(FOR USE.)

You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done! If it didn't work make sure you're holding the flasher centered firmly on the pins and try again.

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

See here for Windows and macOS flashing guides.

^(I AM A BOT. PM WITH SUGGESTIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. SEE MY) ^(WIKI) ^(FOR USE.)

You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done! If it didn't work make sure you're holding the flasher centered firmly on the pins and try again.

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

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You'll need an OTG Adapter for your android phone, the ZFlasher app and the USB avr flasher.

1. Plug in the flasher with OTG adapter to your phone, this will open ZFlasher (click start automatically).
2. Choose your MCU type, ATTiny1634 for D4V2, and select your hex file.
3. Open your light and find the pins, then press the programming key to the pads firmly.
4. Hit GO! After it flashes and verifies you can let go of the flasher and you're done!

Thanks, Zozz! here's his video

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