Acrylic Case/Cover with Dedicated Cooling Fan for Jetson Nano Developer Kit Dust Resistant

The case is brittle, as you can see by the crack next to the screw hole in the product pictures. I dropped the I/O port piece about 30" while assembling the case and it broke in half. The kit doesn't include standoffs(is that what the extra nuts are for?) so you're putting pressure on the solder joints on the underside of the board. The cutout near the power connector isn't big enough so you'll have trouble fitting in some power plugs. At least the case was cheap. I'm buying something else to replace it.

Perfect fit! Fan noise is barely noticeable. Added external camera as a video feed for custom Security Camera system. In case someone tries to steal the box.Using jetson WebRTC library and letsencrypt to stream the video online without using excessive server bandwidth (p2p). Other Camera feeds are rtsp streams from a primary security camera system.Left the brown paper on the outside so it is lesser known what it is holding - NVidia jetson Nano.One piece did break. But after screwing it together with the broken pieces in place, it held together snug and worked as intended. No stars removed.

Transparent box is a nice idea for this DIY project board, but this specific product has a couple of issues:- Fan makes noise. I replaced the item and the second one had the same issue although somewhat better.- Hard to attach the fan (screws not very accessible.- The box is somewhat brittle.- There is no solution for camera, which the Jetson Nano needs, so it just sticks out of the box hanging on a flat cable.

It's a bit fiddly to install but doable. Great static and short circuit protection for the Nano. Monitored the temps for several days of running 100% CPU loads and with the fan on top of the heatsink, this case design introduced very little, if any, excess heat retention.Looks, cool, too. (Once you remove the protective paper.)

When assembling the case, I realized that they gave me a long screw instead of a short screw for the main case. I moved on because the case seemed sturdy enough without the screw.Last night, after about a week of operation, the fan started making a really loud noise.

After a few weeks of runtime, the fan has become very noisy and I'm shopping for a new fan.The clear acrylic case is fine, and provides suficient access to the connectors on the Jetson nano A02 carrier board. It might be difficult to access the CSI connectors on the B01 version with this case.

Just what I was expecting! Lightweight with a built-in fan. Delivered rapidly.

I bought it as a gift for my friend, and he loved it very much. Plus good price and fast shipping.

It is a bunch of pieces and a bag of bolts. Does not fit the Jetson, not even as a base you can at least screw the pcb to.I used the fan by twist-tying it to the heat sink, through away the plexiglass bits, for scrap.Cut so narrow it broke before I could even pull off the wrapping. No assembly note, doesn't seem to even line up when assembled, couldn't line up any holes in the pcb to use. Standoffs are way too long, unless you omit the pcb entirely.