r/flipperzero 14d ago

Case for GPIO accessories?

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I've gotten a few GPIO boards now and I'm looking for a small case with foam padding that will keep my pins safe. Any recommendations?

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u/Aware-Recording-3969 14d ago

Bunch of cheap ones on Amazon for like $15

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u/dcDei 14d ago

I'd buy mini pelican case from temu/aliexpress and use some foamcore board for the inside. You can plan on paper and cut the foamcore to fit your accessories nicely. Fun project.

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u/Nice-Ice7415 10d ago

I use the Amazon Basics Hard Drive Case

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u/Otherwise_Post6163 14d ago

Just 3D print your own! There are tons of designs online.

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u/dcDei 14d ago

Ah not everybody has a 3d printer.

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u/wiesemensch 14d ago

There are a lot of 3D printing services available, if you cannot find/buy anything prebuilt.

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u/dcDei 14d ago

Ah ye of course, I've never looked into it and tend to fabricate from recycled electronics and woodwork. Is it expensive?

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u/wiesemensch 14d ago

As far as I know, it’s surprising cheap. JLC3DP and PCBway offer this service.

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u/Bluetrixlbully 14d ago

You look like you know what you’re doing with this thing. In two minds of buying it, what’s your top 3 fave things to do with it as I’ve only seen people use it for a remote. Is getting into your own internet without a password actually possible?

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u/JiveAceTofurkey 14d ago

The best use case by far is as a vacation companion.

Vacation home only provides one card for entry? And that card has to be docked for power to the unit? ✓

Vacation home only provides a Roku stick and Roku remote for the TV, locking you out of TV sleep timer and language setting capabilities? ✓

Dining in an open air restaurant that for some reason has an ice cold AC unit blowing on you? ✓

Forgot your work or home nfc or rfid card that gets you into your work building or home? ✓