Internal holder for the AC1200 WiFi card (g7ufo)
A printed bracket that holds the HackerGadgets AC1200 card on the AIO v2's internal USB-C port and keeps it off the battery board's solder points.
What it takes
- 3D print
- Purchase required
- Disassembly
Difficulty 2 of 3 — moderate.
Details
g7ufo designed the holder after mounting the AC1200 WiFi card inside the console on the AIO v2 board's internal USB-C port: it fixes the card in place so it cannot rest on the exposed battery-board solder joints. One STL plus a PDF guide; no special hardware or settings are called out. Pairs with the HackerGadgets AC1200 card (Connectivity) and the AIO v2 (Expansion).
Links
Open at Printables — HackerGadgets AC1200 holder for the Clockwork Pi uConsoleRelated mods
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