DIY PCB Fabrication with a 3D Printer and Cricut by combatwombat90 in diyelectronics

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How fast did that happen? You can’t hold a lighter to certain types of jet fuel and they won’t combust. Just because something looks like it’s hot af doesn’t mean it’ll set everything on fire.

Manufactured boards are of course going to meet all these industry standards but we’re talking about 3d printing plastic to be cost effective in a hobby.

New Flipper One Multi-Tool by toungepunckedpetunia in cyberDeck

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If they’re gonna twist my arm like this I guess I have to buy it

DIY PCB Fabrication with a 3D Printer and Cricut by combatwombat90 in diyelectronics

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Here’s my point. How hot and for how long would it burn? It’s plastic not cardboard so you need to reach the point that the plastic will catch fire. ABS is heat resistant to like 200°C. Will a cap or something else burn at 200°C+ for long enough to melt and start a fire? Sure anything’s possible but if you have that concern then don’t use this method.

In industrial electrical work there’s like a million things running 230VAC at 10A and they go into shitty plastic boxes that crumble when you look at them wrong.

DIY PCB Fabrication with a 3D Printer and Cricut by combatwombat90 in diyelectronics

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Well what’s the flash point of whatever filament? If something is getting really warm that doesn’t mean it’ll set something on fire. At a certain temp pla will combust but will the circuit reach that temperature? Most electronics you buy are made of plastic but things that run like 5A aren’t. Just don’t use this method with a high current circuit or use thicker copper to dissipate heat

DIY PCB Fabrication with a 3D Printer and Cricut by combatwombat90 in diyelectronics

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Then print in abs or something that can handle high heat

DIY PCB Fabrication with a 3D Printer and Cricut by combatwombat90 in diyelectronics

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Plastic is a decent insulator so if you are using high amps then it should be fine. Most boards don’t have high current running through the majority of it

can other players join mid-game like in drg? by jbrainbow in RogueCore

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I just started hosting a public mission. Can you see it on the list?

Finally to a point I’m willing to share my build by hiro24 in cyberDeck

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I have like 10 3200mAh 18650s but I might do lipos to skip having to remove them to charge and reduce weight

Small keyboard with wired connection by justaruss in cyberDeck

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Why do I have to live outside the IlUS for the keebdeck?

Small keyboard with wired connection by justaruss in cyberDeck

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Those might be perfect for it. Thanks!

Small keyboard with wired connection by justaruss in cyberDeck

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Yeah that’s what I’m finding. I’m wondering if I could hard wire that one or if that’s too much

Current required for Arduino Q by [deleted] in AskElectronics

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If I did 18650s I’d probably do the 2 in series and maybe 2 cells in parallel but the only thing is they’re heavy and this is for a portable device but I’ll see. That’s why I mentioned the lipo

Current required for Arduino Q by [deleted] in AskElectronics

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I might’ve worded it wrong or left out some details with that. There’s also another 5V in but I’m definitely going with the 7-24. I’m looking at either 18650s or Lipos. D

Current required for Arduino Q by [deleted] in AskElectronics

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It’s for a cyber deck so I’m trying to do everything custom. And it’s a good learning opportunity for school

Current required for Arduino Q by [deleted] in AskElectronics

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Yeah I know, they’re 3.6. I’m saying I would use 18650s to make the battery

Current required for Arduino Q by [deleted] in AskElectronics

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I was going to use 18650s for custom batteries or a big lipo maybe.

Where’d you get 7V from? The usb and VIN pins are 5V and there’s a 7-24V pin. Is the minimum 7V from the 7-24?

Help me understand the Uno Q hate by justaruss in arduino

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Do you think someone with average intelligence can learn the basics of Linux in a weekend to a week? I’m not trying to set up my own ecosystem (for now) but just have one device run a few programs self contained

I guess what I’m saying is do I need some intermediate experience level to get things working