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= CAD Data for a rad1o case

If you want to build your own case for the rad1o, we added DXF files to github.

rad1o_dimension.dxf is just the PCB outline with holes.

https://github.com/rad1o/hardware/blob/master/rad1o_dimension.dxf

rad1o_with_parts.dxf is PCB, display, joystick and factory mounted connectors.

https://github.com/rad1o/hardware/blob/master/rad1o_with_parts.dxf

You can also easily make your own dxf files using Eagle, just activate your desired layers and run the dxf.ulp

== Height of the case

There were some questions about the height, normally there are no parts on the backside, only if you need JTAG connections or a few CPLD extension lines connects here. If you solder the SMA connectors, you need about 1,5 mm here.

If you will place the battery on the back, you need about 5 mm here and some space for the cable on the left. On the front you need a minimum height of 5 mm for the audio connector and a hole for display and joystick. 

Hint: The pictures currently show the first prototype - the current Github contains the correct data for the camp edition.

Happy building or knitting!

= Simple lasercutted case

[[https://github.com/rad1o/hardware/tree/master/cases/01_simple_lasercut|Here]] you can find a simple design for a lasercutted case.
You can use acrylic glass or even wood for this. It offers basic protection and some mounting for a lanyard or clip. 
Feel free to add custom engraving to find your rad1o again when giving it out of hand.
Parts needed:
  * 2pcs  10cm x 13cm acrylic glass/wood/..
  * 4pcs  M3x28mm screw
  * 8pcs M3      screw nut
  * 8pcs M3      nylon screw nut (or any other isolating material - alternatively, isolating washers)
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