odroid n2 3d models

The user interfaces a HobbyKing power distribution board directly with a 36 millimeter flight controller (Naze, CC3D, or Flip32) and connects it seamlessly to an ODROID U-3.

Case for a DIY audiophile tablet. ... All build details can be found on my blog post : https://www.bluemind.org/odrophile-odroid-c0-based-audiophile-tablet

This part is a customized version of the Sleeve Case designed for the ODROID C2 and C1+, featuring an added opening to access the GPIO pins.

ODROID-Vu7 users will encounter a straightforward setup issue due to an inexact positioning of the connector holes on this model.

A custom Odroid XU4 case designed by me based on the provided circuit board plans can be 3D printed. ...Kindly share your printed version and updates with me.

Case for USB 3.0 eMMC reader from ODroid HardKernel I have not printed it yet, Try at your own peril!

My ODROID-XU3 Case is a must-see! ...Join me at https://www.youtube.com/user/MichaelNikonov to see it in action.

Needed a rack mountable Odroid-C2. ...Using Tinkercad, I cut out the side, so in theory, any Raspberry clone (like the Odroid-C2) that mounts will have clear access to the side. ...Front (Left?) rack ear without LED lights also attached.

... flat design is ideal for those who want a compact setup that doesn't sacrifice functionality. The Odroid Xu4 Case is perfect for developers, makers, and hobbyists alike, offering a sturdy and reliable enclosure for their single-board computer.

I built a 4-part Odroid HC1 swarm cluster using a 3-part 19" rack system. ...I utilize this setup to host my swarm cluster, and you can find more details on the project at http://www.bluemind.org/odroid-hc1-based-swarm-cluster-19-rack/.

Check out this blog post for more information: https://backofficeshow.com/blog/2018/9/2/odroid-go-audio-dac-v20-now-available For product details, visit the Hardkernel website at:...

The set includes: Base_box.STL & Base_box.SLDPRT, Base_Top.STL & Base_Top.SLDPRT, Odroid-X2.SLDPRT, and Odroid-x2-inBox.SLDASM. To print the parts, use .STL files with your 3D printer, adjusting orientation for optimal printing. Post-printing,...

... using these specs. For more information and guidance, check out the forum thread at https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?f=172&t=35309, where enthusiasts have shared their own experiences and tutorials on creating a NAS system with the ODROID-H2.

BOM: * 4x M3 6mm bolts to mount ODROID-M1 * 1x 12mm 3.3V LED momentary switch for power (optional) * 4x 150mm wires (AWG24) with female dupont cable is requred for power switch (optional)

## Required Items: - [Odroid H2](https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-h2/) - Sata & power cable - 92mm slim fan - 70mm fan - PWM fan splitter - Case feet - M3x10 female-to-female standoff - Phillips Flat Head Countersunk Bolts ## To-Do List: -...

ODROID H2 PLUS/H2 CASE Case, slim light fast to print and has a 19mm front on button. m3 screws required 40mm smaller ones for pcb 10mm works fine. ...

Here is a custom case for the ODROID XU4 / XU4Q board. A compatible lid can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3809574. ... Note that you will need: 4 M3 screws

I made front plate for Odroid-m1 with Oled SSD1306. ... Inside Zip SKB for editing, stl, code I use this code for oled information https://github.com/vadzimyatskevich/SSD1306 Have Fun

BOM: * ODROID-N2Plus * 1x Sanwa compatible joystick * 6x Sanwa compatible 30mm buttons * 2x Sanwa compatible 24mm buttons * 8x M3 12mm bolts * 4x M3 10mm bolts * 12x M3 nuts * 4x M5 10mm bolts * 4x M5 nuts * 4x M5 10mm bolts (optional for fan) *...

... a hook instead of screw holes. If there is sufficient interest, I can upload this prototype version. Due to tight tolerances in this model, users may experience difficulties. Leave a comment if you encounter any problems mounting your Odroid HC1.

I use the odroid as home server and the place it in a lowboard.(dresser) At the summertime we had 25°C in the room. si i measure the cpu temperature from the odroid. Unbelievable, the odroid had 80°C, because the dresseri closed. The performance...

Hot-swap style sled for the ODROID H3/H3+ I created this sled with the goal of being able to create a modular/hot-swappable system to be able to slide ODROID and other SBCs in and out of. The sled is the first component of this, but will be expanded...

The ODROID C2 and C1+ are known for their power and versatility, but even these compact devices deserve a secure home where they can run undisturbed. This case is designed to meet those needs, shielding the electronics from dust, moisture, and...

###Description This case houses the Odroid C2 from hardkernel as well as the Hifi Shield 2. I personally use this as a Volumio box and didn't want to purchase a separate case. ... #### What You'll Need * 1x Case Top * 1x Case Bottom * 4x Bottom...

Case for Raspberry Pi 3B + or Odroid XU4 For the Raspberry Pi Version, You Need: A Fan of 40X40X20mm to Keep Your Device Cool To Secure the Fan in Place, You'll Also Need: - A Screw and Nut Combination - Four Screws M3 Measuring 6mm or 8mm at Most -...

You will need -4 M3*6 or M3*8 screws to close the case -4 M3*6 screws to fix the fan -1 USB cable to SATA to connect the HDD to the Odroid The TPU printed pads of protection must be inserted into the screw holes. ...It's not necessary, it's just a...

It will help me fund the filament used to iterate on my designs. Description This is a case I designed to house the Odroid C2 from hardkernel as well as the Hifi Shield 2. ...I am personally using this as a Volumio box and didn't want to purchase a...

Partial body: use 2B1-2B5 ## Items Needed (non-exhaustive list): - [Odroid H2](https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-h2/) - [LCD](https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/i2c-lcd-module/) - [HDD thumb screw](https://www.google.com/search?&q=6-32+thumb+screw)...

Odroid c1+/c2 case.  Now uses m2 screws and has optional 40mm fan mount.  There are 2 different bottoms, the thicker one is increased to 2mm (original is 1.5mm).  There are 6 top variants, fan/no fan and original, small, and no GPIO cut out.  Feet...

ODROID-H2 Modular Case for Hardkernel 4 modular parts (Top, Main, Disk, Bottom) are included for easy assembly with no supports needed. The design allows for 0, 1, or 2 disk modules to be added as desired. M3 screws secure the components in place.