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SPC 3000

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By @DanieleM

  • 2 Devlogs
  • 10 Total hours

The SPC (Survival Personal Computer) is a recreation of the Pip-Boy from the Fallout Series; however don’t be fooled by its appearance, the SPC isn’t only a cosplay prop, it’s also a machine built to detect Radio waves and Radiation, just like the Pip-Boy

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DanieleM requested funding

$318 X Tier

Waiting on a reviewer. We'll let you know as soon as there's a decision.

@HarmanD returned your funding request ?

$318 X Tier

Hi Great work! Before this can approved you need to change a few things first! Please add your .prl, .sch and pcb kicad files into your repo!

@inspirely4 returned your funding request ?

$318 X Tier

Hey! I LOVE this idea! Super cool! However, you still have not updated the CAD files to .step. Perhaps, you forgot to commit the changes?

We will take another look once you change that!

@leroyl6420 returned your funding request ?

$318 X Tier

Heyo! Your project looks amazing, but you need to have .step files, not .stls. You also need to include images in your README. You can refer to the Stardance Shipping guide for all the details!

@liam-newbill returned your funding request ?

$400 X Tier

Hack Club doesn't have infinite money, don't just spend money to spend money. $85 on a pi zero 2w is absurd. In it's current form this is not an X tier project, it's really cool but please optimise the BOM and polish it more if you want to keep all these features.

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@DanieleM on SPC 3000

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👽 Survival PC 3000 Devlog #1 👽

Hello stardancers, It’s been a while since my last devlog, however I’ve got a good excuse: my highschool finals took away all my free time for about 2 weeks.😢😢

Anyways, I’m posting to inform y’all that I finally completed the 3D model of the pip-boy chassis for my post-apocalyptic forearm pc!!😁
I had to heavily modify all the original parts from the model I found online. Here is a breakdown of what I changed:

  • Enlarged button holes: because the model I used for base was made to fit a phone in, I had to widen the holes in front on the case and remove some details, so as to fit the buttons under the display;
  • Stretched case parts: the case didn’t have enought space for all the hardware (as it was made to fit a phone inside), therefore I had to copy-paste different parts to create some more space;
  • Added hardware compartment: my first model came out ridiculous (the case sticked out 6cm from the bracelet) therefore I decided to divide the hardware in 2 compartments:
    1. Foward compartment: with the raspberry, display, adafruit power boost/amplifier, radio module, RTC module, analogic knob/wheel, buttons and speaker;
    2. Back compartment:with the heaviest and biggest pieces (the geiger counter module and the 2 batteries);
      to connect the two compartments I created a hole in the front case and a tunnel in the back part of the bracelet(in white) near the hinge.
  • Added/modified holes: at the end I created and modified some holes in order to fit some M3 and M2 screws, in order to reinforce the hole structure.💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

I made this model in tinkercad and to make sure everything fits I created some blocky test shapes of the hardware parts, and I used some thingiverse 3d models for the M3 and M2 screws. The entire 3D model is 186x198x159 millimeters.🫠🫠 It’s a BIG BOY, but it shouldn’t weight too much.

My next step will be programming the software for my Survival-PC, starting with the opening sequence.╰(°▽°)╯
See you soon,

@DanieleM

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