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VirusPilot edited this page Aug 31, 2023 · 3 revisions

features

  • passive cooling with custom aluminium block (max. CPU temperature < 60 degrees celsius when not directly exposed to sunlight)
  • very low OGN noise figure (< 5dB)
  • external GNSS mouse
  • total power draw measurements
    • Pi3B, 1GB RAM: ~5.4W
    • Pi3B+, 1GB RAM: ~6.6W
    • Pi4B, 2GB RAM: ~6.8W

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tools required

  • PH1 screw driver
  • small hacksaw (for mechanical case adjustments and custom aluminium block)
  • 5mm drill bit for optional mounting

Raspberry Pi board (1GB RAM is sufficient)

SDRs, Antennas and Cable Adapters Bundle:

Eleduino Stratux Case (designed for Pi3B, some mechanical adjustments required for Pi4B)

Aluminum Case for ADS-B Raspberry Pi Stratux DIY Kit Black-1

Hammond Case (standard aluminium case, needs more mechanical adjustments, Pi board needs to be mounted upside down)

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868MHz Antennas (necessary to replace the 978MHz Nooelec bundle antenna)

1090MHz Antennas (as an alternative to the 1090MHz Nooelec bundle antenna)

Antenna leg orientation remarks:

  • all antennas need to be oriented vertically, in case of ProDrone and GliderDesignParts one antenna leg vertically, the other one horizontally
  • only the Taoglas and the Nooelec bundle antennas are hinged so make sure to order an SMA adapter (angled) for all other antennas according to your needs
  • both ProDrone and GliderDesignParts antennas can be custom ordered with either a straight or an angled SMA connector

GNSS (some mechanical adjustments required to the Eleduino case side cover so that the USB plug fits, a M5 rubber grommet is recommended)

Baro only version

AHRS and Baro version

Cooling

  • Arctic Cooling Pads: https://www.arctic.de/en/TP-2-APT2560/ACTPD00003A
  • custom aluminium block (to make the entire case lid a large heat sink)
    • for Pi3B+ and Pi4: 10x10x15mm
    • for Pi3B: 15x15x15mm
  • assembly:
    • put two cooling pads on top of each of the Pi's USB port metal cases
    • put one cooling pad on both sides of the aluminium block
    • put the aluminium block between the CPU and the case carefully when closing the case lid

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Mounting (optional, you need to drill two 5mm holes in the case bottom)