bbc procharger 3d models

BBC micro:bit users can secure their board in place by using five precision-engineered PCB motherboard brass standoffs, each featuring a hexagonal spacer with an M3 thread that accommodates a 7+4mm length. ...These sturdy standoffs not only provide...

Here is the rewritten text: Case for BBC micro:bit keeps input/output pins free.\nFits snugly into Kitronic edge connector breakout board.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n M3D Micro\n \n Rafts: \n Yes\n \n Supports: \n No\n \n Resolution: \n 0.1mm\n \n...

This is a no-glue model of the BBC Micro, a microcomputer designed and built by Acorn Computers in the 1980s, very common in the UK. Like it? Please visit our shop at https://etsy.com/it/shop/NerdyGeekyThings Print instructions: The example...

This is a no-glue model of the BBC Micro, a microcomputer designed and built by Acorn Computers in the 1980s, very common in the UK. Like it? Please visit our shop at https://etsy.com/it/shop/NerdyGeekyThings Print instructions: The example print...

This is a no-glue model of the BBC Micro, a microcomputer designed and built by Acorn Computers in the 1980s, very common in the UK.Like it? Please visit our shop at https://etsy.com/it/shop/NerdyGeekyThingsPrint instructions:The example print in te...

... for easy file transfer and storage management. The BBC Turbo MMC Interface Card is a straightforward solution for expanding a computer's storage capacity, making it an ideal choice for users who require additional space for files and programs.

This is a no-glue model of the BBC Micro, a microcomputer designed and built by Acorn Computers in the 1980s, very common in the UK.Like it? Please visit our shop at https://www.etsy.com/it/shop/MicroComputersMuseumPrint instructions:The example...

I designed this microphone based on the classic BBC microphones from the 1920s to the late 1930s. Once you print it, take an old telephone receiver and carefully extract the microphone from it. Then, run some wires through the back of the receiver...

A basic holder for the breakout board for the BBC micro:bit made by Kitronik. It's angled at 15 degrees from vertical which is nice for a desktop viewing angle and keeps the footprint small. There's two parts: a frame that the breakout board...

This is a no-glue model of the BBC Micro, a microcomputer designed and built by Acorn Computers in the 1980s, very common in the UK.Like it? Please visit our shop at https://www.etsy.com/it/shop/MicroComputersMuseumPrint instructions:The example...

So, I love my new microbits, and not just because I get to say I have a BBC-branded computer that's truly a marvel of modern engineering. However, those pins and contacts are far from ideal in their design. Yes, banana plugs fit nicely, but unless...

So, I love my new microbits, and not just because I get to say I have a BBC-branded computer. However, those pins and contacts are not anywhere near as convenient as they should be. Yes, banana plugs fit, but unless you only stick them in halfway,...

Found on GrabCAD, converted and uploaded.

Case for BBC Mirco:bit to morse code.

This CAD file serves as a comprehensive reference guide for designing projects that utilize the powerful BBC micro:bit device!

Gamer case for your BBC Micro Bit Features: Easy to print Easy to handle Allows access to all the board features You can attach the battery box in the back. https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/20132-case-for-bbc-microbit Print instructionsSupports...

A quick, easy to print cover for the Turbo SPI, for the BBC Micro. ... Just something to give it a little protection.

Easy DIY Christmas Snowflake Decoration That Fits a BBC Microbit and Battery Pack. ...Create Your Own Holiday Message and Hang It on the Tree!

A straightforward casing for the BBC micro:bit that's been put to the test. ...Snap hooks have proven tricky to remove with finesse, and perfecting this process remains an ongoing challenge.

Built from the ground up, this creation is directly inspired by the technical specifications of the iconic BBC Micro:bit. ...If you're curious about any aspect of this project, don't hesitate to reach out via private message.

This is for my BBC MiSTer project, where I fit a MiSTer board set into the body of a scrap (very scrap!) BBC Micro - I wanted to have a decent rear backplane, to avoid cutouts and cables through holes. I'll update this if successful with the BOM...

This is a selection of reconditioned and used turbochargers available for purchase: ABB, BBC, IHI, MAN B&W;, Smitsturbishi, and Napier models. The extensive list includes various ABB turbos like the RR 131-14, RR 181, and VTR 501, as well as BBC...

The GoSDC SD Card Extender Bracket is a clever device that relocates the SD Card slot to the exterior of the BBC Micro's casing. ...With this convenient add-on, users can now access their SD Cards without having to physically open up the computer,...

Here's a slim, easy-to-print, supportless case that snaps together perfectly around your BBC micro:bit. This protective shell shields every side and corner of the device while maintaining its sleek appearance and functionality intact. Assembling and...

Key features of the project include: * User input through a button or serial connection * Text-to-Morse code conversion algorithm * Display of Morse code on the micro:bit LED matrix This project will demonstrate how to integrate Morse code into the...

Just check out that recent BBC movie called 'Micro Men' on YouTube and you won't be disappointed! It may look dated, but this baby is a real simpleton when it comes to printing - its body is a warm tan colour, the keyboard is sleek black, and those...

When restoring vintage BBC Microcomputers, the perforated area on the keyboard that originally held the speech expansion ROM cartridge is often damaged and repaired with messy tape. This crucial component plugs neatly into the hole, significantly...

I created a small stand-up display inspired by BBC's Sherlock series. The print visible in the pictures isn't of the highest quality, and I made some minor adjustments before uploading the new STL file. First, I thickened the "221B" so it would print...