Eric Audiffred

I believe this is a STEP file of the board, but I can't seem to figure out how to download it. It's my lack of GitHub knowledge I think. https://github.com/UnexpectedMaker/esp32s3/blob/main/3d%20models/FeatherS3_P4.step

Got it! Remembered the Desktop App. The board is not in the CAD imports folder.

@keenanjohnson, ok cool. That eliminates the need for the adapter, correct? I misread the data sheet. I thought it was limited to 3V, but that is incorrect.

I've started to work on the enclosure based on the ESP32 and we will be able to reduce the size significantly. Here is an initial idea for the model. ...

@keenanjohnson, good point. I went ahead and make a model for the USBC supply. It does cause issues. We may be able to reduce the width of the enclosure by...

Yeah, I was thinking about that and weighing pros and cons of one additional part on the BOM. I'll model that up too and see what configuration seems to save...

I was able to shrink the depth and width a decent amount. We are able to save quite a bit of material by using this smaller board.  

@muditprotect3d, now would be a great time to introduce any ideas regarding the hanging mechanisms! While we are remodeling for the ESP32 we will have lots of opportunity to prototype....

@muditprotect3d Awesome work! Thanks for sharing. I realize we should document this design work in a separate GitHub issue just to keep projects organized. I'll open a GitHub issue for...

I have some prototypes printed and was able to test fit with the main electrical components. CAD files can be found [here](https://cad.onshape.com/documents/b3e6eeabf50d585d20f25fc6/w/da7f4373da69947f3d05d9c4/e/634db96a0c5d4c7b0ff00c45). Here are some pictures comparing V3 and V4:...