Brass Tubing Is the Frame and the Ground in This ESP32 Handheld
Brass Tubing Frame Ground: No PCB, no printed shell. Huy Vector bent 2 mm brass tubing into a handheld console frame and used the metal itself as the ESP32-S3's ground.
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Brass Tubing Frame Ground: No PCB, no printed shell. Huy Vector bent 2 mm brass tubing into a handheld console frame and used the metal itself as the ESP32-S3's ground.
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