SummitLink Tinted Case with Fan for ADS-B Raspberry Pi Stratux DIY Kit, Matte Finish Tool Free Assembly (Does not fit AHRS)

SummitLink Tinted Case with Fan for ADS-B Raspberry Pi Stratux DIY Kit, Matte Finish Tool Free Assembly (Does not fit AHRS)

$ 11.99

Score By Feature

Based on 17 ratings

Packaging

8.80

Value for money

8.57

Satisfaction

8.41

Delivery

8.31

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Product Description

The materials used are fire retardant. The new version of the AHRS can be found here http//www. The Amazon website. Buy at amazon.com/dp/B075V1KTYJ

The cooling fan and the case are included. There is no Raspberry Pi in this kit.

Mounting the case is made easier with the tripod/suction cup mounting nuts provided. Click here to visit the Suction Cup website. The Amazon website. Accessed at http//www.amazon.com/dp/B06XSH5D4K

In addition to all power and GPS ports, there is a USB port.

A VK-162 and VK-172 GPS module, as well as a receiver for ADSB, can be installed

Questions & Answers

What is the gain of the antenna on this device?

The case and fan are all that are involved. It is not suited for stratux setups due to the lack of heatsinks, but otherwise it is a very nice case to use. There is no need to press anything into place, including the Raspberry PI mother board. I used red silicon to attach the CPU and other ICs, which I made myself.

The ahrs chip might fit in the case if the fan is removed, but will there be enough space for it?

There is nothing in the way of the fan. My antenna had to be moved to make room for the AHRS chip, and some plastic had to be cut away.

Selected User Reviews For SummitLink Tinted Case with Fan for ADS-B Raspberry Pi Stratux DIY Kit, Matte Finish Tool Free Assembly (Does not fit AHRS)

I'm happy with the outcome of I really like how compact this case is

4/5

My favorite feature of this fan unit is that it is quiet. Despite their tight fit, the plastic clips on the case cover are sturdy. This pin snaps into place on the RaspberryPi. The U-shaped portion of the object consists of two segments Despite having channels for holding the antenna cords, I can't make the cords stay put.

Saint Curtis

| Jun 24, 2021

The stars are on the horizon

4/5

It needs to be drilled with two holes at the bottom to allow the antennas to be routed correctly.

Trenton Goldstein

| Apr 11, 2021

In the end, I decided to purchase this one because it was a little different from the one I found to be fragile

5/5

I just assembled it. This is my second Stratux case and it is well built and well thought out.

This is not cheap but well designed and constructed. As my first case, I found it pretty fragile so I bought this one as it wasn't the same as my previous case. I just have it put together but it seems easy to "build" it in comparison to the other (clear) case available. All the parts snap together and fit and work perfectly. The new case is much much nicer than the other one This is a highly recommended book.

Selah Ball

| Dec 16, 2020

I can't believe how good this case is! This is the best case for building a Stratux server! This case came my way without me knowing much about it, but I am glad I accepted it! When compared to this, the "official" stratux case is nothing at all

5/5

As well as the antenna leads, it features bosses on the case for the SMA antenna nuts, and clips for the antenna nuts. This cooling fan can move a great deal of air while the case is very sturdy. The suction cups will be used to mount it on my 172's back window and leave it in the plane for all to see! I believe this to be one of the best designed Stratux cases I have seen so far. Unless we build a new version of this case that incorporates a charging circuit and battery, my only recommendation is to build another version of this case.

Antonio Merrill

| Mar 02, 2021

Now that I've joined Star Fleet, I can join

5/5

This was used to create my ADS-B When Jean Luc Picard was able to read the Cardassian transponders with the B dual band receiver, I fully understand why some of the Cardassians became concerned.

Reagan Carter

| Apr 11, 2021

I give it five stars

5/5

The project is a lot of fun to mess with.

Idris GREENWOOD

| May 17, 2021

That's great

5/5

A quiet fan with an easy USB connection is easy to assemble.

Zola Murray

| Apr 16, 2021

The product is made I hate you

3/5

It does not contain any instructions in any way. I hate you. In addition, wires from the antenna slide around on top of the Raspberry Pi. I hate you. It does not have a ground plane for antennas. I hate you. In addition to no plastic screws, there is no support for the Raspberry Pi. I hate you. A 19-dollar price tag for 4 cents' worth of plastic and a very cheap fan seems a bit steep. I hate you. The fact that the shipping for a light this large is $5 is absolutely ridiculous. This is a bad idea. Cutting for SD card is a bit too small for hands of adults. I hate you. It does not have a fan for the most hotly used component of the system, the SDRs. This is a bad idea. *There are no suction cups for mounting. I hate you. Is that (C? A ) mount is a nice touch, but I do not know of any aircraft with C mounts.