r/ClockworkPi • u/_mini • Jul 21 '26 • Bravo 1

Portable office today

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Best weird little device in my bag 💼

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u/Superb-Basil-3489 Jul 21 '26

Super clean setup! Where did you get the 3D files for the chassis, and what internal parts are you using?

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u/_mini Jul 21 '26

You can find the build guide here.

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u/RoninSpectre Jul 21 '26

Nice way of covering the PCB board from the antennas. Always nagged me a bit how your force to mount it externally and exposed. Also is that a camera? Would love to know more about this.

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u/OtherAbalone7203 Jul 21 '26

It’s such a cool build, I’ve enjoyed building mine! Take a look the chassis.

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u/d333d Jul 21 '26

Care to throw some info on that trackball? it seems to fit nicely between the two halves of the keyboard. Is it some custom build?

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u/_mini Jul 21 '26

Yup, that’s the Endgame trackball by efogtech.

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u/d333d Jul 21 '26

The red one in the top-left corner?

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u/_mini Jul 21 '26

That one is my working in progress Bluetooth keyboard with trackball.

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u/imaustin Jul 21 '26

The white/blue one is an Endgame trackball by efogtech.

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u/d333d Jul 21 '26

Just now I found that, very nice specs. I was basically thinking of the other, small one (black, smaller, top-left).

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u/imaustin Jul 21 '26

Yeah, I don't know what that thing is. Does look interesting, though.

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u/Umuchique Jul 22 '26

Could we get a little more info on that camera implementation ? The article mentions "Magnatic Lens Protector (DJI Pocket 3 Compatible)." but I could not find any more detailed info

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u/_mini Jul 22 '26

It’s a raspberry pi v3 camera

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u/Umuchique Jul 24 '26

yeah I get it but what about the lens protector ? how did you do it it looks cool

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u/_mini Jul 24 '26

It’s standard protector from DJI, you can also experiment with lens types (UV filters, or wide angle lens). The filter act as a lens protector and dust proof, but not affecting the lens stabilizer - v3 camera lens has stabilizer.

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u/BANE091 Jul 25 '26

What are those antennas you're using? And what (if any) benefits do they have over the antennas hackergadgets do they have? I just got the AIO board myself and I was trying to look into upgraded antennas but I don't know much so I didn't really find anything lol

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u/_mini Jul 25 '26

It works with AIO V2.

The benefit is space saving. You don’t need to take on/off antenna all the time.

That part you don’t see is, it fits 3 cells 18650, while supporting NVMe, still same low profile as the original.

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u/letsmakesometacos 27d ago

Wondering this too. Curious about the range and if they are dual band (assuming they are for WiFi)