kidstypike wrote:
> Great.
> One last thing, can you do a temperature graph?
> Thanks.
No sorry I cant.
Its hardly even warm this far
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d6jg wrote:
>
>
> PiBox4 on top of PiBox3
> The front panel has ventilation slots so you can clearly see the power
> light.
> This one is using a HiFiMe USB DAC.
>
> PS That's my testing area not my Living Room where the PiBox4 is
> eventually headed.
Great.
One last thing, can you do a
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PiBox4 on top of PiBox3
The front panel has ventilation slots so you can clearly see the power
light.
This one is using a HiFiMe USB DAC.
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kidstypike wrote:
> What does the "heat kit" consist of? Does it work?
>
> Can you see the power and activity LEDs through the front plate?
>
> Have they made screwing the end plates to the case any better/easier?
>
> Thanks.
The heat sink consists of small alloy blocks that screw to the sub
d6jg wrote:
> As promised. I added some feet.
What does the "heat kit" consist of? Does it work?
Can you see the power and activity LEDs through the front plate?
Have they made screwing the end plates to the case any better/easier?
Thanks.
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d6jg wrote:
> My Pi-Box Pro 4 case arrived today - bit of a delay due to a
> manufacturing issue apparently.
>
> Unfortunately I have since used my Pi4 in another project but another is
> on order for delivery tomorrow.
>
> I will post images once built in next day or two.
As promised. I
My Pi-Box Pro 4 case arrived today - bit of a delay due to a
manufacturing issue apparently.
Unfortunately I have since used my Pi4 in another project but another is
on order for delivery tomorrow.
I will post images once built in next day or two.
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kidstypike wrote:
> A goodish bit more than the Pi3 case.
>
> Anyone want to be a Guinea pig?
>
> Available to pre order.
>
> https://lincolnbinns.com/pi-box-pro-4-black-yes-yes.html
>
> 28472
Ill be placing an order tomorrow. Thanks
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Their (Lincoln Binns) case for Pi3 sells for around 22GBP so I assume
> that this one will be about the same.
> However, looks like they have not verified it for heat yet.
A goodish bit more than the Pi3 case.
Anyone want to be a Guinea pig?
Available to pre order.
Their (Lincoln Binns) case for Pi3 sells for around 22GBP so I assume
that this one will be about the same.
However, looks like they have not verified it for heat yet.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
:)
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cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B+/pCP 5.0.0/pi screen/HiFiBerry DAC+/jivelite,
*Lounge* - Pi2/pCP
d6jg wrote:
> What is that ???
> (asking as I search for credit card)
I thought it looked a bit plain, so I added a pot knob, it's just
screwed on from the back of the front plate into a piece of 6mm fluted
dowel.
The clear LED is positioned in front of the Pi's red power LED which is
kidstypike wrote:
> I splashed out on the De-Luxe model, it sounds even better. ;)
>
> 27239
What is that ???
(asking as I search for credit card)
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I splashed out on the De-Luxe model, it sounds even better. ;)
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Hi,
I got mine today, looks great. I really like it although it's quite
expensive. ( around 50 to Germany)
Greets
Chris
Cubietruck with armbian runnig lms and squeezelite for my hifi System
(feeding an ifi micro)
2 Squeezebox Radios (kitchen and bath)
Nubert NuPro A200, AW350 Sub , raspi 3
I doubt it although there is already a small slot for SD card. You could
drill a hole in exactly the right place I guess
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kidstypike, d6jg
I don't suppose either of you know if the Acrylic front is IR
transparent ?
Jeff
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kidstypike wrote:
> It arrived!
>
> Couple of points, I'm not sure if you're not mistaken, but the endplate
> with the cutout for the SD card is acrylic and is at least twice the
> thickness of the other plate which is steel.
> The manufacturers should really think about pre-tapping the holes
d6jg wrote:
> What is your verdict kidstypike ?
It arrived!
Couple of points, I'm not sure if you're not mistaken, but the endplate
with the cutout for the SD card is acrylic and is at least twice the
thickness of the other plate which is steel.
The manufacturers should really think about
d6jg wrote:
> What is your verdict kidstypike ?
Due shortly! :)
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Percival Sweetwater wrote:
> Maybe run a tap down the holes first to stop the Torx heads getting
> chewed up, or are they self tappers (sheet metal screws)?
Generally these cases use either self tappers or taptites they can be a
bitch the first time !
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d6jg wrote:
> On first fit the Torx screws are quite hard to do up.
Maybe run a tap down the holes first to stop the Torx heads getting
chewed up, or are they self tappers (sheet metal screws)?
Percival Sweetwater's
JJZolx wrote:
> Post an internal photo of it without the cover if you get a chance.
> That's one thing that I dislike about most of these single board
> computers - that they don't have all of their connectors on the
> backplane.
I could dismantle mine and show the innards but it is now in
JJZolx wrote:
> Post an internal photo of it without the cover if you get a chance.
> That's one thing that I dislike about most of these single board
> computers - that they don't have all of their connectors on the
> backplane.
It's basically an aluminium sleeve with 2 end plates, so no
Post an internal photo of it without the cover if you get a chance.
That's one thing that I dislike about most of these single board
computers - that they don't have all of their connectors on the
backplane.
JJZolx's
d6jg wrote:
> Tip. Once you have assembled the sub frame try it in the case both ways
> around. It appears to be either / or but the faceplates sit slightly
> proud if you have the sub frame upside down. On first fit the Torx
> screws are quite hard to do up.
OK, thanks, it should be here
It looks nice, but just to ensure that everybody reading this realizes
the obvious - the case is made of aluminium, so it shields from
radiowaves, i.e. you can't use wi-fi or bluetooth. Since the USB port is
there, you can plug in some external wi-fi or bluetooth device, if
needed.
/Claus
kidstypike wrote:
> Thanks, totally agree about the wires. I've ordered a silver one to use
> as LMS server only. :)
Tip. Once you have assembled the sub frame try it in the case both ways
around. It appears to be either / or but the faceplates sit slightly
proud if you have the sub frame
d6jg wrote:
> No HAT space. USB only (or HDMI if you are that way inclined). There is
> access to SD card (a case variant exists where it is not accessible).
> Torx screws as stated.
> The case comes with a sub frame and all the fitting components along
> with the conversion board that realigns
No HAT space. USB only (or HDMI if you are that way inclined). There is
access to SD card (a case variant exists where it is not accessible).
Torx screws as stated.
The case comes with a sub frame and all the fitting components along
with the conversion board that realigns the hdmi and power
Looks like the screws are Torx. I doubt that those of us that use a HAT
audio card on our Pi's will be able to use this case.
Main system - Rock Solid with LMS 7.9.1 Official on WHS 2011 - 2 Duets
and Squeeseslave
Cabin system - Rock solid with LMS 7.9.1 Official on Win10 Pro - 1 RPi 3
Model
Can you fit a HAT in there?
Is there a slot for the SD card, or do you remove the face plate?
What sort of screws are those?
Thanks
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DAC+/jivelite, 25K library and playlists on WDMyCloud, LMS cache on a
USB stick (formatted
That does look rather good. Bookmarked in case I build another Pi based
player!
Robert
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TS-251A
Touch > DacMagic 100 > Naim Audio Nait 3 > Mission 752 (plus Rega
Planar 3 > Rega Fono Mini; Naim CD3)
PiCorePlayer(Pi2) with
Perhaps like many I find the cases available for a Pi to be a bit ugly,
very plastic and I particularly dislike the ports being all on different
sides.
I have just built a new Pi based player which is going to use a USB DAC
using this new little black aluminium case which features a clever add
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