C64 Meatloaf Lolin D32 case (with or without LEDs)
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A case for the Lolin D32 Pro board used as a Meatloaf device for the Commodore 64 etc.
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There's two versions, one without LEDs and one with five LEDs glued in with hot glue that also acts as light diffuser.
I used this DIN cable and this 2.7mm Ultra Narrow 160Leds/m WS2812B LED strip
Tape the LEDs to the backing plate provided, then push the case down on a silicone mat and apply plenty of hot glue to the LED channel, while trying to avoid air trapped at the bottom of the holes. Place the LEDs and use a tool to push them down - the glue is hot! I printed in ESUN ABS+ and removing excess glue was easy.
Make sure to splice in the shield wire to ground (that's what's under my red heat shrink tubing), or you'll get a lot of signal interference when touching the device! I connected the 5V LEDs to the 3.3V to dim the lights.
Use an M2 screw to secure the board to the case, but make sure the LED cables are not trapped between the PCB and case or the USB port won't line up with the slot in the case.
Good luck and please show us your make!