Makeronics Enclosure Transparent Assembly Instruction External Components Review

Fun build, definitely also fits the Jetson Nano 2GB, in the worst case you have to file the power connection cut-out a bit (I didn't have to do it with the Canna kit power supply). The worst part was having to peel off all the protective tape on the acrylic version I received. I just spent about 10 minutes deleting everything, no big deal. Assembly was fun if you like assembly kits, and there's definitely enough room to tie whatever you want. The only thing that worries me is that the guide…

This is a good cage protector for Jason board, it has fans and fan protectors, other cages don't have fan protectors. It is very good

Fairly easy to assemble. In fact, there were a few spare screws and racks. Self-tapping stainless steel screws are screwed into the radiator. The fan connects to the J7 fan connector on my 2GB Nvidia Jetson model. The guide was good. Pyrestone/jetson-fan-ctrl on github has a fan control script. The pictures are wrong.

First of all, the placement of the fan keeps the Nano cool for a long time even under heavy loads. For my machine learning experiments, I usually run this machine at a maximum of 10W, often running fairly long cuda jobs, which means the heatsink gets pretty hot. The fan turns on automatically and regulates the temperature. In addition, the case has numerous access ports so you can access headers (e.g. GPIO pins), which also facilitates airflow. Also, the black acrylic looks very nice which…

This is a good case for the Jetson Nano. The only thing that confuses me is that the included fan is not PWM. This means that it runs all the time and does not depend on the temperature of the processor. But I think it's better than no fan at all.

The case is well made but the Nano B01 chassis has the power and reset pins in the horizontal A position on the Rear of board moved. The cutout on the back of the case isn't wide enough to expose all the pins needed to connect the power and reset buttons. You will need to enlarge the fine tooth cutout to expose all 12 pins.

I'm new to embedded computing and mainly work on game engines on full desktop PCs. So I was pretty paranoid that this exposed circuit board would be sitting around waiting for the static to be removed. Whether it's real or not, I feel a lot better after meeting my Nano on this occasion. It's like a small desktop computer, reliable and secure. The acrylic pieces fit reasonably well but were easy to assemble - the build quality is much better than I expected for the price. And black looks _nice_.