The issue/problem is with a RPi zero 2 W overheating, whereas
this case specifies that it is for a RPi 4. Totally different case
requirements. However, this case DOES SHOW it is for a zero 2 W,
and it shows a heat sink:
Maybe it will work?
Ken KC3ROF
On 11/17/2021 10:10 AM, Tadd KA2DEW in
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have you seen the FLIRC case??
It makes a marvelous heat sync, is quiet and looks
good.?
The downsides of it is access to internal connectors
requires opening the case, and the WiFi / Bluetooth performance
suffers. ?
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On Nov 17, 2021, at 9:55 AM, Doc Dowd, W1DOC
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Maybe "up your heat sink" game:
Use a copper, rather than an aluminum heat sink. It
transfers heat more efficiently.
Fins are only effective if you are using a cooling fan
to move the air around.
Use thermal paste instead of a stick on pad.
