Recent content by OkieNotFromMuskogee

I did, as well as circtuit.io, SchemeIt, circuitmaker.com, and a few others I can't remember. However, I couldn't find the components I needed for my build in the default library, or on the internet (spent quite a bit of time searching <part number> + fritzing), and I didn't think it would be...

I tracked down the person that originally created it, 100amps here on HBT, and he said he used Adobe Illustrator. I created a similar one for my build by modifying the one 100amps did in Inkscape. I spent an hour or so looking around for a different tool that could do this with some of the...

I think the blue painters tape gives it a certian je ne sais quoi ;) But yeah, it is possible. I'll be modifying the design today to add that in, but probably won't actually print a new enclosure until I need to. I probably should have thought about that before I printed the first one, but I...

Thanks! This was my first time designing in supports and it was actually pretty easy. This video was helpful for me, He uses Solidworks, and I use Fusion360, but the concept is the same. Basically I offset from the bottom of the hole .2mm (or whatever your layer height will be), then extrude...

I think I finally got it ready for it's first batch of beer. Finally got a lighted momentary switch for shutdown, and wired the LED to GPIO22 and a ground, and added gpio=22=op,dh to the config.txt file. I'll probably go back in and modify the enclosure design to include Heat and Cool labels for...

Man, your wiring diagram was amazingly helpful, thank you. What did you use to make it?

Thanks man! It's what was on sale 🤣 Hatchbox On Sale Orange 🤣

That is very true. Thanks again for helping make this kind of thing possible with BrewPi Remix 🍻

Finally got the enclosure printed, it finished this morning. Wired and mounted everything and it's alive!! Still printing a lid and some retainers for the RJ45 keystones, and there was an issue with one of the mounts for the Uno, but over all I'm pretty happy with it. .stl, .step, and .f3d...

@day_trippr You are awesome!

Design 1 of the enclosure had several issues. The two biggest ones were: I didn't account for the USB and Micro USB ports on the Raspberry Pi needing enough clearence to actually plug things in Some of my standoff's we're slightly out of alignment because I based them on the mechanical drawings...

Got the shutdown using the dtoverlay feature setup and working. It took me a little while because the GPIO pin I wanted to use had a default value of 0, and when connected to a ground pin was 1. After a bit of research I'm guessing this is because I used the GPIO8 pin and that pin does not have...

These look great! I'm in.

@day_trippr Ooooh, gotcha. Thank you! @LBussy Always open to suggestions, and that sounds like a great one, I'll definitely add that in

Thanks for the info! Excuse my ignorance here, when you say AC bulkhead, are you talking about the 3 prong outlet?