1st1 wrote:For my own single piece I only would need a driller and a file/rasp.
Wouldn't it be easier to just adjust the model before you print it?
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1st1 wrote:For my own single piece I only would need a driller and a file/rasp.
mikro wrote:i.e. using a DVI -> HDMI cable. Very neat.
mikro wrote:10p6 wrote:2. A CT60e with commonly used PicoPSU does not fit in the RF Shield. From the top of the Falcon PCB to the RF shield is 49 mm on a good day.
Now I know what you mean -- while being so naive that my CT60e/Falcon nightmare is caused by a weak PSU I ordered a stronger one (and sold the weaker one...). Guess what -- it doesn't fit anymore!
So I'm going to re-purchase the old one again: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/171379578075 and pretend that I didn't spend $150 AUD on a PicoPSU+adapter from the US. ;-)
mikro wrote:mikro wrote:10p6 wrote:2. A CT60e with commonly used PicoPSU does not fit in the RF Shield. From the top of the Falcon PCB to the RF shield is 49 mm on a good day.
Now I know what you mean -- while being so naive that my CT60e/Falcon nightmare is caused by a weak PSU I ordered a stronger one (and sold the weaker one...). Guess what -- it doesn't fit anymore!
So I'm going to re-purchase the old one again: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/171379578075 and pretend that I didn't spend $150 AUD on a PicoPSU+adapter from the US.
So here I am, looking at the very same PicoPSU I'd sold few weeks ago.And it's true, the 24-pin / 160W one is far taller:
IMG_20170502_173329.jpg
So yes, it does matter which one you use.
EDIT (after fitting the psu + shielding inside): be careful about another thing, though -- Willy's solder joints are too high so the upper shielding touches them when the keyboard and/or case is pushed a bit harder! Fortunately, nothing bad happened (Falcon just refused to boot) but don't risk it -- a small sheet of paper on both expansion slot pin sets does the job nicely.
joska wrote:rian_ata wrote:Could you share your 3D print design and maybe perhaps post some photos to see how it looks?
Quite hard to get a decent photo of the stuff underneath the CTHere's a small photo of the switch/power socket I'm working on though.
switches.jpg
CT60e buttons.jpg
I'm making a bracket for these and the cover for the old power inlet. The bracket is fixed to the spacers, so nothing is attached to the case itself.
joska wrote:It takes two hours to print one on my small printer, so there will be no big production run hereI could make a few though. I'll announce it here when/if I do.
leech wrote:Ha, I get where the stands go, but where do the two flat pieces that have a circular hole in them go? Pictures?
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