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from: ADRIAN
date: 2020-08-24 08:14:00
subject: Re: Enclosure for Pi plus

In message , bob prohaska 
writes
>That's getting kind of elaborate, I was hoping for something along
>the lines of a repurposed Tupperware container 8-) I'm hoping to
>keep the case cheap compared to the Pi and other parts.
>

I haven't looked at that one in detail, but I would be surprised if the
print costs are more than £1.

>It's true that a big passive heatsink avoids a fan, but from what I've
>seen a 2.5" disk gets warm when it's busy, with no passive heat sink
>practical.  Seems simpler to just use the fan to cool both.
>

I've got a couple of Pis with 1TB 2.5" SSDs attached, neither of which
are in cool places.  Using smartctl, I check the disk temperature every
30 minutes, and the highest temperature I've seen is 48 degrees,  Mean
is low 30s.  Space available means that the disks and Pis don't have to
be stacked together.

Adrian
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