Comments for RasPi http://raspi.co.uk …supporting the Raspberry Pi computer Tue, 14 May 2013 11:06:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Comment on Baking a paper RasPi case by M.M. Ulum http://raspi.co.uk/?p=174#comment-1017 M.M. Ulum Tue, 14 May 2013 11:06:38 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?p=174#comment-1017 Wow, it nice template for RasPi Case. I looking for simple case, that can made by my self. I think i will use this template for my RasPi Wow, it nice template for RasPi Case. I looking for simple case, that can made by my self. I think i will use this template for my RasPi

]]> Comment on The RasPi case by Nick http://raspi.co.uk/?page_id=124#comment-436 Nick Thu, 08 Nov 2012 12:33:09 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?page_id=124#comment-436 Excellent & elegant case - what else would you expect from John! They stack really nicely too... Excellent & elegant case – what else would you expect from John!

They stack really nicely too…

]]> Comment on Baking a paper RasPi case by admin http://raspi.co.uk/?p=174#comment-310 admin Mon, 24 Sep 2012 07:29:16 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?p=174#comment-310 You are right Marco, thanks for the feedback. The template has now been fixed. You are right Marco, thanks for the feedback. The template has now been fixed.

]]> Comment on Baking a paper RasPi case by Marco Nicoletti http://raspi.co.uk/?p=174#comment-308 Marco Nicoletti Mon, 24 Sep 2012 02:15:40 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?p=174#comment-308 The inside of the side w/ the Ethernet port is unfinished, its missing the opening for the Ethernet port The inside of the side w/ the Ethernet port is unfinished, its missing the opening for the Ethernet port

]]> Comment on RasPi power supply rant by admin http://raspi.co.uk/?p=52#comment-269 admin Sun, 02 Sep 2012 20:06:44 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?p=52#comment-269 It sounds expensive to me. You can find 750ma phone chargers for a lot less than that. What matters is that there is enough power. The RasPi will take what it needs, so there is no issue with using an over-rated power supply with 'too high a current'. It sounds expensive to me. You can find 750ma phone chargers for a lot less than that.

What matters is that there is enough power. The RasPi will take what it needs, so there is no issue with using an over-rated power supply with ‘too high a current’.

]]> Comment on RasPi power supply rant by Alex http://raspi.co.uk/?p=52#comment-268 Alex Sun, 02 Sep 2012 19:34:48 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?p=52#comment-268 Maplin are selling 1A Micro-USB power supplies (Order Code N19HX) for £15. Stabilised output and works with the Model B RasPi (not sure with Model A, might be too high a current for it). Maplin are selling 1A Micro-USB power supplies (Order Code N19HX) for £15. Stabilised output and works with the Model B RasPi (not sure with Model A, might be too high a current for it).

]]> Comment on A suitable screen for the RasPi by Rayrosher http://raspi.co.uk/?p=59#comment-239 Rayrosher Thu, 23 Aug 2012 14:05:56 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?p=59#comment-239 Just checked and as of todays post their doing this for under 60 pounds http://www.aria.co.uk/SuperSpecials/Other+products/19%22+Acer+S191HQLGb+Widescreen+LED+Monitor+-+Black+?productId=47044 Just checked and as of todays post their doing this for under 60 pounds http://www.aria.co.uk/SuperSpecials/Other+products/19%22+Acer+S191HQLGb+Widescreen+LED+Monitor+-+Black+?productId=47044

]]> Comment on A suitable screen for the RasPi by Rayrosher http://raspi.co.uk/?p=59#comment-238 Rayrosher Thu, 23 Aug 2012 14:03:03 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?p=59#comment-238 I've found www.aria.co.uk to be one of the best and cheapest sites for anything computer and monitor related, other than S/H off of Fleabay! I’ve found http://www.aria.co.uk to be one of the best and cheapest sites for anything computer and monitor related, other than S/H off of Fleabay!

]]> Comment on The RasPi case by Scott F http://raspi.co.uk/?page_id=124#comment-166 Scott F Mon, 16 Jul 2012 22:35:30 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?page_id=124#comment-166 even one notch would add a degree of stability as you assemble cradle and PCB I would assume, that part of the assembly was by far the hardest bit for me even one notch would add a degree of stability as you assemble cradle and PCB I would assume, that part of the assembly was by far the hardest bit for me

]]> Comment on The RasPi case by admin http://raspi.co.uk/?page_id=124#comment-163 admin Mon, 16 Jul 2012 14:11:55 +0000 http://raspi.co.uk/?page_id=124#comment-163 I hear what you are saying, Scott. It would be nice to eliminate any rattle, but the board designer certainly left us with a real problem as there are few places where we can grip. I could add notches to one piece, so that it could slide onto the PCB from the card end. On the other piece it is not possible because there is a connector one side and the audio socket on the other. It won't slide on from the SD card end because of the HDMI and video sockets. I hear what you are saying, Scott. It would be nice to eliminate any rattle, but the board designer certainly left us with a real problem as there are few places where we can grip.

I could add notches to one piece, so that it could slide onto the PCB from the card end. On the other piece it is not possible because there is a connector one side and the audio socket on the other. It won’t slide on from the SD card end because of the HDMI and video sockets.

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