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'uncased', which is the problem with many boards for the hobbyist market, from compute to sensors. IMHO, uncased means you're doing maintenance or it's a toy,
by mytailorisrich 3y ago
'uncased', which is the problem with many boards for the hobbyist market, from compute to sensors.
IMHO, uncased means you're doing maintenance or it's a toy, but it's not a 'production' configuration.
- marcosdumay 3y agoThey can't tell you how the board will behave on any random case you decide to put it on. The uncased requirement is exactly what I'd expect to see there. Other than that, only if they decide to get really technical (they should) and tell you dissipating power / °C and temperature limits.