esp32 external antenna 3d models

I have built an ESP32 radio (https://github.com/Edzelf/ESP32-Radio) on a 70x50mm perfboard. The following key-components were used: Speakers https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000127737256.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.22f54c4devAQBT MP3 decoder VS1053B...

This is the enclosure designed specifically for the ESP32 Marauder.\r\n\r\nKey components of the project:\r\n- The ESP32 Marauder\r\n- 4 M2.5x10 Hex screws\r\n- Enclosure face plate\r\n- Enclosure body\r\n\r\nHow to assemble the enclosure:\r\n\r\n1.

I have built an ESP32 radio (https://github.com/Edzelf/ESP32-Radio) on a 70x50mm perfboard. The following key-components were used: Speakers https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000127737256.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.22f54c4devAQBT MP3 decoder VS1053B...

... and SD Card is usable. The design with exAnt ist for use with an external SMA antenna like it's often sold in sets with the ESP32-CAM. Hope my design helps a lot of ppl playing around with this cool camera! :-) Good printing everyone! ...:-)

Changes to origional: - removed the thread for a lens - added grooves for the buttons that are on my shield - removed the mount - added remove-able lid - added housing with mounting points outside of the housing It is a pain to get the antenna into...

I made this design to use it with ESP32-CAM and a MicroUSB board to plug it.To have the thinnest case possible, I cut the PINs that are too long.ESP32-Cam on Aliexpress hereMicroUSB Board hereTutorial to configure it with tasmota firmware here (In...

For information, the ESP32 T_Display board manufacturer is here: http://www.lilygo.cn/prod_view.aspx?TypeId=50033&Id=1126&FId=t3:50033:3 The development boards are attractively priced and can be purchased from many outlets, including here:...

Required components besides the two printed parts: wrover esp32-cam module two nuts M5 four screws, 60° head, M3x16 (screwed directly into the plastic) For best firmware I found for this module, please refer to this GitHub repository:...

The two teardrop-shaped holes require filling with a translucent material, which will diffuse the ESP32 T8 LEDs. You can achieve this using a 3D pen and translucent PLA, as seen in one of the photos.\r\n\r\nFor more details, check out...

Improvement from the original: -Front cover with Led hole -Mount original -Mount with enlarged hole in servo connection to allow one extra connector for power -Mount with the antenna hole -Pan frame created -Tilt 1-2 frame created -Base created

This base has four 11x3mm cavitys for 10x2mm magnets on the backside.To watch our powermeter via "ai on the edge" firmware on the esp32-cam modul + green USB micro breakout board, I needed a flexible but sturdy solution to get the position right.With...

... The lid is a one lid fits all. I hope this helps someone out: Box i built for Sound Reactive builds of WLED to attach a microphone: https://www.printables.com/model/317718-esp32-wled-sound-reactive-box https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5631371

DIY Case for ESP32 V1 DIY board by AWOK, to be used with board from [AWOKMUSIC](https://awokmusic.square.site/shop/electronics/3?page=1&limit=60&sort_by=category_order&sort_order=asc) Holes are made for 4 14mm m3 screws *Be sure to double check the...

There is plenty of ESP32 board enclosures out there, but most of them are quite streamlined/minimalistic, which is fine but I set out to buid an enclosure with a little more room in it so you can easily use breadboard jumpers instead of soldering,...

I adjusted it a little because I wanted to connect the ESP32 with a USB socket. To do this I had to enlarge the case and create a new lid.In my case, the glass on the water meter was extremely reflective, so I installed a lens on the camera light for...

... The lid is a one lid fits all. I hope this helps someone out: Box i built for Sound Reactive builds of WLED to attach a microphone: https://www.printables.com/model/317718-esp32-wled-sound-reactive-box https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5631371

This is an ESP32 DevKit V1 enclosure, a compact box with a snap-on lid that exposes the USB port and LEDs while keeping little buttons on the lid accessible even when closed. The board's pins protrude through slits at the bottom of the case,...

Window mount for your ESP32-CAM board Mounted with double-stick tape directly to the window make it possible to stick inside to show the outside with minimal reflections. The mount tilts the camera upwards and not straight forward. Used as a...

... and time information by previously synchronizing its clock through an NTP server. This transmitter is built from the ESP32 module, coupling a small 64x48 pixel 0.66-inch OLED display. ... First version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3601407

Modified this Mech to take my ESP32-Cam was worried about the heat but so far no failure. The original poster of this model was given the blues for it. If you can't figure out what to do with it don't make it. the camera needs to be hot glued to the...

There is plenty of ESP32 board enclosures out there, but most of them are quite streamlined/minimalistic, which is fine but I set out to buid an enclosure with a little more room in it so you can easily use breadboard jumpers instead of soldering,...

Rhasspy Dot Case for Matrix Voice ESP32 and Speakers Slim modular offline voice assistant case Assemby: print all parts glue the fabric to the cover - i used superglue cut the fabric leftovers from the cover mount the matrix voice hat with 2 small...

I'm working on a project using an ESP32 to read temperature and humidity data from Bluetooth sensors. As I moved around the house to set up the initial prototype, I made the decision to quickly assemble a makeshift enclosure for it. The current...

I bought this ESP32 ( https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32819907815.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.39b54c4dZwsiTr ) to integrate in Home Assistant, but I did not like the "naked" look, so I decided to create a simple enclousure. It has no locking...

Simple enclosure for the very nice ESP32 Louder Board from sonocotta.The lid is angled on the short sides, so that you can "clip" it on the base.Maybe you have to edit the tolerances to fit if your printer is better calibrated then mine.Added some...

... The case can be clipped onto the heated bed (with bull-dog paper clips) and they look directly at the nozzle. You'll need to flash the ESP32 CAM with the camera web server or with the file described here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qiH1BRwUeA

Components: - 4 standard 6mm potentiometers (linear 10k ohm) - 2 KY-023 joystick modules - SSD1306 128x64 1.3" I2C OLED display - ESP32 (DOIT DEVKIT V1) - nRF24l01 PA+LNA 2.4GHz module - 4 DPDT switches - 2000mAh 5V USB powerbank The bottom and top...

One example can be found on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-Display-Bluetooth-Internet-Development/dp/B07X1W16QS/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=esp32+lcd&qid=1581707005&s=electronics&sr=1-2 This case is designed to accommodate a small battery, making...

Case Enclosure for ESP32 Camera This compact case provides a secure fit for your ESP32 camera module. The durable plastic construction protects the camera from accidental bumps and scratches, ensuring it remains fully functional at all times. A...

Required Components: - Wrover ESP32-CAM module - Two nuts M5 - Four screws with 60° heads, M3x16 (directly screwed into plastic) For optimal firmware performance on this module, refer to the GitHub repository at...