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Bigtreetech Pi V1.2 Unboxing


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Well at $40 Australian, I just could not resist and got me some BTT Pi v1.2 boards.

Arrived well packaged and within a very short time since ordering:

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And the familiar "ducky" was there as well.

In the box, other than "ducky"  I found the following:

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BTT sticker, thank you card, WiFi antenna, the board, heatsink and SPI cable.

Boy this heatsink is MAHUSIVE!

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Form factor and mountings, similar to the Raspi Pi

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Connectivity:

Screen - SPI or HDMI. DSI not supported

Has it's own Canbus port - will definitely have to try that!

Camera: USB only

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Will have to see if it boots to mainsail pi image or not. Certainly looks like it will be easier to set up than the Rock Pi 4. Time will tell

 

 

 

 

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