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Colonial Marine Motion Tracker M314 - Real 1.8 screen for arduino

screen_split_bottom.png Colonial Marine Motion Tracker M314 - Real 1.8 screen for arduino
screen_split_top.png Colonial Marine Motion Tracker M314 - Real 1.8 screen for arduino
screen_split_top_with_SD_card_slot.png Colonial Marine Motion Tracker M314 - Real 1.8 screen for arduino
screen_split_top_with_SD_card_slot.stl Colonial Marine Motion Tracker M314 - Real 1.8 screen for arduino
screen_split_top.stl Colonial Marine Motion Tracker M314 - Real 1.8 screen for arduino
screen_split_bottom.stl Colonial Marine Motion Tracker M314 - Real 1.8 screen for arduino
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  • Terrific_Snicket-Duup.zip
    • tinker.obj
    • obj.mtl
  • screen_split_bottom.stl
  • screen_split_top.stl
  • screen_split_top_with_SD_card_slot.stl

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Publication date 2021-08-27 at 23:05
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2021-08-27 at 18:54
Design number 505495
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This is a remix of the original Motion Tracker Screen by DrMoribus. This has been altered to fit an SPI TFT 128*160 screen

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B083K84FQQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The 1.8" screen means that the screen model is marginally larger than the original. There is enough space inside to accommodate a micro arduino to control the screen or the wires could be fed back into the main unit where you could hide a raspberry pi and a larger battery.

The original model was imported into TinkerCAD and modified from there. The complete TinkerCAD file export is in the zip file or you can search for it using the name "Terrific Snicket-Duup" on TinkerCAD and grab a copy from there. I've modelled the 1.8" screen and included a version with access to the SD card slot on the screen. It was exported as an STL and then the top/bottom parts were separated by using the "Split" function in Microsoft 3D Builder (Which also fixed the mesh)

Best printed with the edges flat onto the build plate. This ensures you get a nice flush fit between the top and bottom parts. I've also added two posts for an m4 bolt or screw to secure the parts together instead of gluing them.

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