3d printed case

Comments

• G8JNJ

  October 2

  Personally, I'd say, don't bother.

  Put it in a die-cast metal box or a similar screened enclosure.

  It's much better, as it helps avoid interference to, and from, other devices.

  Quite a few previous post cover this topic.

  Regards,

  Martin
• la3rk

  October 3

  Fair comment, but a suitable box needs to be sourced and ordered, not something found in the local shops. End result will be an expensive box when shipping charges, possible import duty and/or vat has been added.

  Therefore my question still stands, mechanical drawing of kiwi plus beagle or a ready made printable box.

  Regards

  Olaf
• G8JNJ

  October 3

  I understand your point, but after buying a KiWi is it really that much to spend ?

  However, as an alternative idea, I was in a local "pound (dollar) store" the other day, and noticed that there were several small metal storage boxes with lids, that would be ideal for various electronic projects, especially any that were RF related.

  Regards,

  Martin
• smg

  October 13

  If a 3D print is your preferred method, spray the inside with an RF sheilding paint like:

  https://mgchemicals.com/products/conductive-paint/conductive-spray-paint/rf-shielding-paint/
• jeffreycentex

  October 16 edited October 16

  I've had this trouble too because there is no enclosure available for the Kiwi on a BBAI-64. But using the AI-64 has the drawback of not having shielding.

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