Pi Zero case - AstroPhiMk2

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AstroPi Mk2 case printed in PLA allows users to encase the Pi Zero, Sense Hat and 6 buttons mimicking the real Astro Pi case. It's essential to note this is not an official product in any way. To print this design using Sli3cer with a 30% honeycomb infill, support is unnecessary due to the overhang design allowing easy removal after printing. A clearance slot on the faceplate helps avoid collisions with the top-mounted header of the Sense Hat. Remove the Sense Hat carefully using a large flat-bladed screwdriver and give it a twist; it should pop out cleanly. Strain relief 1 prevents the HDMI adapter from being pulled out when removing the HDMI plug, ensuring secure attachment. PHI2BODY_1.stl contains design modifications including smaller stand-off holes that were previously too loose. Users need to drill these with a diameter of 1.5 for better fixation. Another adjustment is the small hole next to the Pi Zero board LEDs; this allows real-time observation of its status. The optional battery box attaches to the bayonet connector, requiring users to print two units off-site or locally using PLA materials and available on various online platforms, such as the RS Components' website where customers can view a power bank measuring 92 x 23 x 23mm in size, including detailed product specifications. Visit this link for more information about design requirements and testing the functionality of micro switches included in the kit, http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/power-banks/7757504/, including specific steps on assembly, button programming, hardware usage guidelines to facilitate integration into various systems like microphics mk2. Additional resources including software applications that allow for more customization and automation with Raspberry Pi boards, which integrate micro switches such as Sense Hat units are found here, http://www.s608324909.websitehome.co.uk/raspberrypi_sensehat/microphicasemk2.htm.