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It happens, I stopped counting the number of parts I went through before got some sense on handling them. Nano costs just 2-3$ I guess but the sad thing are all the other parts on the board which must be trashed and re-soldered on the new PCB because it's almost impossible to cleanly remove the damaged Nano. Adjusting the case would be hard, it's always several iterations and I don't have the target board to test it. However if you tell me by how many millimeters you want to raise the front panel, I can give it a try. I also shared the Fusion file in https://github.com/kachurovskiy/nanoels/blob/main/h1/case/nanoels-box.f3d in case you want to give it a spin. Cheers! P.S.: There's a reason they send min. 5 PCBs in the order ;-) |
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Recently, i destroyed 2 arduinos, one by connecting 7.5V power source to 5V arduino pin, other by placing a completely build and powered on board over the last solder leftover on the table. omg.
Now i'll build the arduino on plug sockets.
OLED display heigth could be adequately adapted.
Could the case stl adapted for this?
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