raspberrypilearning/astro-pi-flight-case

3D printed Astro Pi flight case

3D-Printed Astro Pi flight case

The Astro Pi flight case is one of the most desirable cases in the history of the Raspberry Pi. This resource shows you how to 3D print your own case and install the Astro Pi hardware inside it. You'll then have your very own Astro Pi flight unit, identical in almost every way to the ones on the International Space Station right now.

If you're participating in an Astro Pi competition, this is a great way to prototype and efficiently test your code in the same way as it would be used by the crew of the ISS.

Licence

Unless otherwise specified, everything in this repository is covered by the following licence:

3D-Printed Astro Pi Flight Case by the Raspberry Pi Foundation is licenced under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Based on a work at https://github.com/raspberrypilearning/astro-pi-flight-case

astro-pi-flight-case's Issues

3d-printed/images missing

/learning was expecting a file or directory at 3d-printed/images

STL links now broken in worksheet

• Anti-warp base for Pi 3
• Middle
• Anti-warp middle

3d-printed/images missing

/learning was expecting a file or directory at 3d-printed/images

model numbering

In worksheet.md (section with links to CAD files - line 28-ish), I've changed the model numbing from Pi 1 to Model B/B+ to reflect our standard practice. Can I check that the file does fit both Model B and Model B+?

3d-printed/images missing

/learning was expecting a file or directory at 3d-printed/images

3d-printed/images missing

/learning was expecting a file or directory at 3d-printed/images

Please read if changing path to STL files

There is a short URL (http://rpf.io/apstl) pointing to the STL folder which is featured in the Astro Pi 3D printed assembly video.

If the path to the 3D print STL files is ever changed can the short URL be updated in http://rpf.io/admin/ please? I have updated it on 08/08/17.

Many thanks