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Any case and any old original iPad charger will do you fine, seriously :) I'm just saying, if you want something really sturdy nothing stops you from either inv
by htfu 7y ago
Any case and any old original iPad charger will do you fine, seriously :) I'm just saying, if you want something really sturdy nothing stops you from either investing in or tinkering up whatever your fancy.
And don’t forget a pi-hole is just a MITM dns server, so if anything should blow you'll just fall back to 8.8.8.8 or ISP default or whatever...
- alkonaut 7y agoMost cases for rpi are $3 plastic shells around the board. With a stiff cat6 cable you can’t even make it sit on a flat surface but it will hover above your shelf (good for cooling but feels a bit flimsy). That’s what my closet looks like now. Tiny boxes suspended by their tangle of cables. Disconnecting one always feels like a risk of disturbing another. Just a bigger/heavier case, or one with good wall mounts, or a half with rack tray where you can bolt one (or more) raspberries would be perfect to get some order in the closet. Googling around now I see a lot of DIY rack mount (stacked vertically in 2U seems to be the popular choice). Just need to find someone selling that commercially. Using iDevice chargers are a good idea. Edit: googling further reveals this one too: https://revolution.kunbus.com/revolution-pi-series/ https://revolution.kunbus.com/revolution-pi-series/ DIN Rails! Situation has definitely improved a LOT and shows that there really is a demand for more "industrial" use.
- htfu 7y agoGlad you found something' Since the pi does have screwholes you can also just literally mount them straight on the wall :) me I like that asthetic out in the open but if they're in the closet anyways it doesn't really matter. ps. don't forget PoE!