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= Small Platform With Voltage Regulator =
 
= Small Platform With Voltage Regulator =
  
Here a voltage regulator and usb power output port are mounted on top of the Pi.  The blue and white wires are for a power supply to run the regulator and thus the Pi.  In this case I needed a basic supply to run two stepper motors and wanted to use the same power source for the Pi.  The parts are mounted with melted rivets a method I am just messing about with.
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Here a voltage regulator and usb power output port are mounted on top of the Pi.  The blue and white wires are for a power supply to run the regulator and thus the Pi.  In this case I needed a basic supply to run two stepper motors and wanted to use the same power source for the Pi.
  
 
[[Image:Pp3.JPG|500px]]
 
[[Image:Pp3.JPG|500px]]
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This is from the side with the hdmi port
 
This is from the side with the hdmi port
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= A Variation =
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In this case there is no Pi, no wires and the parts are mounted with bolts ( too long waiting for the right ones to arrive ) not melted rivets.
 
  
 
[[Image:Pp7.JPG|500px]]
 
[[Image:Pp7.JPG|500px]]
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= Arduino Over a Pi =
 
= Arduino Over a Pi =
 
No wires yet, a bit of hot glue holds the arduino in place.  The arduino mount is bolted to the Pi bracket as both would not print well at once.  Note that all pins at this end are available for connections.
 
 
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[[Image:pp8.JPG|500px]]
  
  
This view from the USB accessory port end.
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[[Image:pp9.JPG|500px]]
 
 
Better view of most of the pins.
 
 
[[Image:pp10.JPG|500px]]
 
[[Image:pp10.JPG|500px]]
 
 
This is how the bracket is intended to be connected to a surface.
 
 
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[[Category:Arduino/RaspberryPi]] [[Category:FreeCad]] [[Category:CAD/3DPrint]]
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