Raspberry Pi
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Larry Curcio
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They do appear hard to incorporate into AV bays. The problem is that they are quite wide. More than that, the plug interfaces are on the sides, making them wider still.
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The Pi: 3.37 inches (h) 2.13 inches (w) 0.67 inches (d); Weight 1.59 ounces
It seems like it could fit into a 4" and up diameter rocket.
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The model A+ may tip the scales. I'm figuring that the smaller size and lower power requirements could make for a cool flight computer. Add GPS and an IMU and this could be sweet
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An A+ and the sense hat? IMU, barometer, joystick and LED matrix. Missing a way to do GPS though. A model B+ and sense hat will fly to the ISS this Dec with any luck.
