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I bought two light editions from Lilygo via AliExpress, and the PCB they use is 1.0mm, not 0.8 or 1.6mm. I could probably squeeze the module into the case but I don't like unnecessary forces.
I have simulated this in OpenSCAD and I find the thickness for the PCB+DISPLAY is 2.8mm, and I measure with my calipers that my item is 2.86mm (excluding screen protector). I can squeeze my calipers such that the gap between the display and PCB disappears, and I measure 2.78mm, but if I do that all around, the display will probably bulge because of the double-sided tape in between pushing them apart by ~0.2mm. (the piece of tape is small, like 1x2cm)
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I have no influence on which pcb thickness they chose. As I have built & soldered mine based on 0.8mm and 1.6mm PCBs these are the only I have made so far.
I bought two light editions from Lilygo via AliExpress, and the PCB they use is 1.0mm, not 0.8 or 1.6mm. I could probably squeeze the module into the case but I don't like unnecessary forces.
I have simulated this in OpenSCAD and I find the thickness for the PCB+DISPLAY is 2.8mm, and I measure with my calipers that my item is 2.86mm (excluding screen protector). I can squeeze my calipers such that the gap between the display and PCB disappears, and I measure 2.78mm, but if I do that all around, the display will probably bulge because of the double-sided tape in between pushing them apart by ~0.2mm. (the piece of tape is small, like 1x2cm)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: