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Looks interesting. I guess you know this, but make sure it won't tip over once you put an Nspire in it.
Quote from: t0xic_kitt3n on February 08, 2013, 01:46:09 pmDoes the dock have USB and charging contacts?These are not printed, and as he said in a previous post, the dock circuit board (at least the correct dimensions) still remain to do.According to the TI-Nspire Charging bays, it is possible to charge it via the dock.
Does the dock have USB and charging contacts?
Quote from: Stefan Bauwens on February 08, 2013, 02:34:12 pmLooks interesting. I guess you know this, but make sure it won't tip over once you put an Nspire in it. the bottom of the stand is longer then the nSpire gets to the end so it won't tumble(not sure if you understand what i mean hard for me to explain it in english)
Quote from: floris497 on February 08, 2013, 05:31:42 pmQuote from: Stefan Bauwens on February 08, 2013, 02:34:12 pmLooks interesting. I guess you know this, but make sure it won't tip over once you put an Nspire in it. the bottom of the stand is longer then the nSpire gets to the end so it won't tumble(not sure if you understand what i mean hard for me to explain it in english)I understand. You basically mean that the x coordinate of the right side of the basis is further than the x coordinate of the top of the nspire when in the dock.(I guess)
is there someone with an "Docking Station" who can check where the voltage is coming from?
Hey, I have access to a 3d printer and a CNC. Could I get a copy of the model file?