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Atari 400 Case for the Raspberry PI 2 Model B by NorbertG
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The data (coordinates, measures etc.) have been taken from the model Mini Atari 400, www.thingiverse.com/thing:195529.
In this model a PDF-file with a picture of the keyboard and the Atari © logo can be found.
Later after printing this file is used to make the keyboard foil of the computer.
I have also added it to the data files of this model.
My thanks go to RabbitEngineering for the model of the Atari 400 ©.
To make it easier when using this case with a different type of Raspberry I added also the OpenSCAD files for download, so it is easier to modify the design for a different type or size of Raspberry Pi or any other small computer which would fit into the case.
To show the status of the power supply a 3mm LED was also added at a similar position as in the original Atari © computer.
Partslist
a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
a LED in your favourite colour with 3 mm
a resistor which fits to the type of LED (LED with 10mA connected to 5V, resistor value around 330 Ohms)
a cable with a connector to connect the LED and the resistor with the pin header of the Raspberry. I used a 2 wire cable with connector from an Arduino kit.
some wire and shrinking tube
In this model a PDF-file with a picture of the keyboard and the Atari © logo can be found.
Later after printing this file is used to make the keyboard foil of the computer.
I have also added it to the data files of this model.
My thanks go to RabbitEngineering for the model of the Atari 400 ©.
To make it easier when using this case with a different type of Raspberry I added also the OpenSCAD files for download, so it is easier to modify the design for a different type or size of Raspberry Pi or any other small computer which would fit into the case.
To show the status of the power supply a 3mm LED was also added at a similar position as in the original Atari © computer.
Partslist
a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
a LED in your favourite colour with 3 mm
a resistor which fits to the type of LED (LED with 10mA connected to 5V, resistor value around 330 Ohms)
a cable with a connector to connect the LED and the resistor with the pin header of the Raspberry. I used a 2 wire cable with connector from an Arduino kit.
some wire and shrinking tube