Hey guys! Its lovely to see this community is active on lemmy, keep it up!
Just wanted to share my recent project. Low powered PC is ticking inside of this PLA case and its silent home server
this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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I’m curious, does the lack of RF shielding from a non-metallic case impact Wi-Fi and such like?
Im not sure, dont have wifi on this board, but was planning to get zigbee dongle or something like that for homeassistant in near future.
At one point I had a PC connected to a wifi with no case at all, but dont know much about that RF shielding tbh
ZigBee is so good. The only downside is it's sometimes hard to find devices. They'll make a Z-Wave device, but not ZigBee.