Wearable DSTIKE OLED Wifi Deauther MiNi Enclosure (IPS Model)

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<p>(Originally Uploaded to Thingiverse February 18, 2020)</p> <p>Good news fellow customer; the engineers at FFFTechnology have sobered up after weeks of partying, and had designed the Wearable DSTIKE OLED Wifi Deauther MiNi Enclosure... WITH AN INTERNAL BATTERY COMPARTMENT! What a novel idea!</p> <p>The Wearable DSTIKE OLED Wifi Deauther MiNi Enclosure (IPS Model) has had some minor design changes including:</p> <p>*4mm taller in length the accommodate the battery compartment.</p> <p>*The antenna port has been relocated to the side of the enclosure.</p> <p>*The JST connector port has a channel designed to allow the wires to feed through.</p> <p>*I stubbed my toe and got pissed off walking back to my desk to type this. This isn't a change, I'm now just pissed off.</p> <p>*The top cover has been slightly redesigned to accommodate the external antenna placement.</p> <p>*The integrated clip has a raised edge at its end to avoid sliding off clothing or straps.</p> <p>*The FFFTech logo has is designed into casing.</p> <p>So what are ye waiting for you absolute mad lads? Print a Wearable DSTIKE OLED Wifi Deauther MiNi Enclosure (IPS Model), TODAY!</p> <p>(IPS stands for Internal Power Source.)</p> <p>Hardware:</p> <p>DSTIKE OLED Wifi Deauther MiNi:</p> <p><a href="https://maltronics.com/collections/deauthers/products/wifi-deauther-oled">https://maltronics.com/collections/deauthers/products/wifi-deauther-oled</a></p> <p><a href="https://dstike.com/products/dstike-wifi-deauther-mini">https://dstike.com/products/dstike-wifi-deauther-mini</a></p> <p>400mah 3.7v LiPo Battery:</p> <p><a href="https://www.adafruit.com/product/3898">https://www.adafruit.com/product/3898</a></p> <p>The Damn Antenna:</p> <p><a href="https://dstike.com/products/dstike-ipex-2dbi-wire-antenna-for-esp-07-esp32-wrover">https://dstike.com/products/dstike-ipex-2dbi-wire-antenna-for-esp-07-esp32-wrover</a></p> <p>Software:</p> <p><a href="https://github.com/spacehuhn/esp8266_deauther">https://github.com/spacehuhn/esp8266_deauther</a></p> <p>Adding Adhesive</p> <p>Use an electronics friendly adhesive to the inside top edge of the casing, so the enclosure cover won't slip off while wearing the device.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Standard Print Settings:</p> <p>Material: PLA+<br/> Extruder: 212C<br/> Bed: 56C<br/> First Layer Print Height: .30mm<br/> Standard Layer Height: .2mm<br/> Wall Thickness: .40<br/> Wall Perimeters: 2<br/> Infill: 15%<br/> Infill Pattern: Gyroid<br/> Material Flow: 100%<br/> Support Percentage: 18%<br/> Support Pattern: Zig Zag</p> <p>When printing the enclosure's main casing, print it clip side down. Trust me the supports are easy to remove with a dull knife or the printer's supplied paint scraper.</p>