
Bird Watching Case for Raspberry Pi HQ Camera
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MATERIALRaspberry Pi 4bRaspberry HQ CameraC-mount lens. In my case a 100mm telephoto lens.Cooling housing for RPi 4b (total height below 24mm)Anker 2000PD or Anker 325 Powerbank USB-A to -C cableThreaded inserts for tripod mount. I used this one: ¼" x 21,7mm4x M2,5*10mm screws 4x M2,5*20mm screws SOFTWAREI'm using RPi Cam Control which lets me see the video stream and take photos from my laptop or phone via wifi. PRINT INSTRUCTIONSThis model does not require any supports when printed standing upright and is just compact enough to fit into the Prusa Mini's build-volume. I printed it in PLA but other materials should also be fine. ASSEMBLYMelt the insert into the bottom of the “body” part. Follow the instructions for doing so carefully.Attach the HQ camera to the "body" part using the M2,5*10mm screwsPut the Raspberry with the cooling housing into the recess. Connect the camera to the raspberry pi with a ribbon cable. Make sure not to damage the ribbon cable. In my case it worked best to lead it underneath the raspberry.Place the power bank inside the compartment above the Raspberry pi.Click in the lid and power the setup via the USB C to USB A cable.
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