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Author Author: rsc
Date Created: 14 Jan 2019 3:03 PM Date Created
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MiniZed with TD114 Case

rsc

14 Jan 2019

I made up a new case for the MiniZed with the video card installed.

I need to revise the cover with cutouts for the USB connector and the two jumpers on the video board.

Each half was a 5 hour print.

Scott

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snidhi over 6 years ago +1

I was just thinking that wouldn't you need a heat sink on top of the fpga. Given that the fpga chip gets pretty hot and the casing is plastic with no place for air-circulation. Cheers

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snidhi over 6 years ago

I was just thinking that wouldn't you need a heat sink on top of the fpga. Given that the fpga chip gets pretty hot and the casing is plastic with no place for air-circulation.

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snidhi over 6 years ago

I was just thinking that wouldn't you need a heat sink on top of the fpga. Given that the fpga chip gets pretty hot and the casing is plastic with no place for air-circulation.

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rsc over 6 years ago in reply to snidhi

I will keep that in mind. I have some small 5V fans also.
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