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3.5" Display Case

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Aaron K5ATG All Messages By This Member #14596 I was just wondering if anyone has tried to use one of these cases with the 3.5" display for portable operations It would be a small screen but it could be handy for portable use. One less thing to pack on the trike.? Let me know if you have or not or if you think it would be more headache than what it is worth.?
Don, WA9WWS All Messages By This Member #14597 Please share the links for both the display and the compatible case as I have a couple of projects for this style case and display. Don, WA9WWS
Aaron K5ATG All Messages By This Member #14598 Here you go:
David Ranch All Messages By This Member #14599 开云体育 That's amazingly cheap for a metal case + display + fan though a few things: ?? - What do you intend to use your Raspberry Pi for?? For example, what programs do you intend to use?? Also.. how good is your eyesight? ?? - That LCD display is connected via the SPI bus on the 40pin header.? It doesn't use either of the HDMI ports or the DSI connector so it will require drivers to work and the display performance might suffer.? The bottom of the details page says "1 x 5FPS touch screen".? If "FPS" means frames per second here... that's very very poor, ?? - That LCD display board uses a LOT of pins on the 40pin header.? If you're using other pins on the header for projects, you might have issues ?? - There is no mention of the 320x480 display's touch type.? Is it capacitive (good) or resistive (bad) ?? - I like the idea of the heat spreader and fan but the gap between the metal spreader and the fan is going to make the fan most ineffective.? The metal spreader looks to be aluminum or pot metal so it's thermal conductivity is going to be pretty poor --David KI6ZHD On 09/18/2022 08:58 AM, Aaron K5ATG via groups.io wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text Here you go:
Greg D All Messages By This Member #14601 开云体育 Good points.? The kit appears to include a stylus, so I'm assuming the display is of the resistive type.?? I have a 5" resistive touch display (HDMI-based), and on a display that small, the use of a stylus is actually an advantage.? They're a lot sharper than my fingers. I expect your other points will determine how useful the product will be. Greg? KO6TH David Ranch wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text That's amazingly cheap for a metal case + display + fan though a few things: ?? - What do you intend to use your Raspberry Pi for?? For example, what programs do you intend to use?? Also.. how good is your eyesight? ?? - That LCD display is connected via the SPI bus on the 40pin header.? It doesn't use either of the HDMI ports or the DSI connector so it will require drivers to work and the display performance might suffer.? The bottom of the details page says "1 x 5FPS touch screen".? If "FPS" means frames per second here... that's very very poor, ?? - That LCD display board uses a LOT of pins on the 40pin header.? If you're using other pins on the header for projects, you might have issues ?? - There is no mention of the 320x480 display's touch type.? Is it capacitive (good) or resistive (bad) ?? - I like the idea of the heat spreader and fan but the gap between the metal spreader and the fan is going to make the fan most ineffective.? The metal spreader looks to be aluminum or pot metal so it's thermal conductivity is going to be pretty poor --David KI6ZHD On 09/18/2022 08:58 AM, Aaron K5ATG via groups.io wrote: Here you go:

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