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Same here, I recently built two 4.2.4s with those Mouser surface mounts. Super easy. I used a little tape to secure the switch in place, and after putting a tiny bit of tin to the 1st leg everything else was trivial. Antti

Edit: this thread can be deleted. I did a search with "raspberry pi 2", but missed the thread with v2 in its subject.

http://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/ Let’s get the good stuff out of the way above the fold. Raspberry Pi 2 is now on sale for $35 (the same price as the existing Model B+), featuring: A 900MHz quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 CPU (~6x performance) 1GB LPDDR2 SDRAM (2x memory) Complete compatibility...

Nope, won't fit. I needed an adapter that is compatible with European pipe standards. BSP has 55 degree flanks whereas NTP is US uses 60 degrees. Depending on the diameter TPIs can also be slightly different. BSP and NTP look identical, but they have just enough differences to be incompatible :/

Yes, this was printed with Ultimaker 2. I've had great success with threads previously (I printed a PCB vice earlier), and pretty much default settings were used here. Layer thickness was 0.10 mm and printing speed 35 mm/s. Ultimaker 2 makes dimensionally very accurate prints, but parts that...

I drew an adapter for the barrel damper that converts its 1x2" hole to 1" BSPP thread. BSPP is British Standard Pipe with straight thread (not tapered), and is commonly used in Europe, also known as G thread or ISO 228-1. The adapter fits snugly without screws or glue, and can be easily...

Hi Andrea and Bryan, Thanks for the both of you for quick help! Andrea's bootloader fix worked, and now the Pi booted up. Perhaps my first OpenWRT image download was the A+ snapshot. Today I've definitely used the dl link in https://github.com/CapnBry/HeaterMeter/wiki/HeaterMeter-4.x-Software...

I could swear I was able to see console output from my RPiA+ when I bought the Pi and installed the latest HM image on it and connected it to my monitor with HDMI. A week later I finished building the PCB, and the same Pi was able to flash HM's firmware, as the menu in HM works fine. I'm still...

Here is my finished servo fan. I was planning to edit Tom's files for better Euro support, but being a CAD novice had to resort to Dremel. I used Hitec HS-65MG servo which was almost perfect fit for the servo Tom uses. I guess the BOM servo is copied from Hitec with tiny modifications to the...

I was able to open the file in SW and kind of convert it to solids, but it didn't recognize everything correctly. I also tried to edit the file in Inventor, but I wasn't able to figure out how to change the hole sizes. Dremel to the rescue ;) I'll post pictures of finished valve in your thread.

Here is my PiA+ TC case's top half being printed, still attached to the bed. I finished assembling the HM last night, now I'm just waiting for wlan adapter and probes to arrive.

Thanks Tom, looking forward for the files. When I opened the RSD.dwg in Inventor, there were two designs on top of each others. One had square air outlet and the other round. Was the round a design prototype that was discarded when you published the stl files, or are/were you planning some...

Hi Tom, first of all let me thank you for providing a fantastic design for the damper. I just finished printing my RSD-BGE with Ultimaker 2, and it looks awesome. I tried to import your .dwg file to SolidWorks, but that didn't work too well. I also tried to edit the design with Inventor, but my...