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Picoboot installation Mount bracket for Nintendo GameCube Raspberry Pi Pico 3D printed NGC | ZedLabz

Name: Picoboot installation Mount bracket for Nintendo GameCube Raspberry Pi Pico 3D printed NGC | ZedLabz
Brand: ZedLabz
SKU: 100731
Price: 19.0 GBP
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Features:

- Mount bracket for Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller board (not W version)
- Used in mount the Pico in the GameCube next to the cooling fan.
- Friction fit with option to install M2 x 5MM self tapping screws.
- May support other 2040 based microcontroller chip boards
- Accepts board dimensions 21mm width by 1mm depth.
- Includes 3D printed in black ABS & 2 M2 x 5mm screws.

Description:

Please note, this stand is currently not compatible with the W version of the Pico board, the wireless version, as there are a couple of small components towards the bottom which will stop the board inserting into this stand.

If your wondering where to locate your Pico and how to mount it inside your GameCube then this 3D printed mount bracket is for you.

Designed and printed in house, this bracket has gone through over 15 iterations to come to this final design tested by the team here at ZedLabz.

The mount installs next to the cooling fan inside the GameCube and utilities an original chassis screw for the installation.

Simply remove one original Philips cross screw, place the mount into position and refit the screw.

The Pico board slides into the top of the mount with the friction fit, with the option to install two M2 x 5MM self tapping screws if you wish (included).

This mount is available on Thingiverse to print at home if you own a 3D printer, you can find it here:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5427152

Thanks goes to Webhdx for creating this fantastic Pico based project for the GameCube, please support the original creator by donating to his page on GitHub.

Full details and official wiring instructions are available on GitHub here: https://github.com/webhdx/PicoBoot