Video link: [Homemade] This may be the most powerful DIY bicycle computer you have ever seen
1.54-inch screen version: X-Track computer 1.54-inch screen version
The screen was changed to 1.3 inches, and the tb GPS module was not used. The GPS module was integrated on the screen PCB. The star search time is about 3 minutes, and the maximum connection is 10 stars (window sill with metal anti-theft net). The power supply is changed to tps63000 automatic step-up and step-down (the actual one used is tps63001, fixed 3.3v output version, R11-0 ohm, R10 is not installed).
Designed to use a 400mAh battery (582728), the battery life is only 3 hours (discharged to the battery protection board protection voltage).
Only half of the shell is drawn (the attachment is in fusion360 format, the software cannot be logged in, and I will upload it when I can log in). I am too lazy, and I also feel that the design is too thick (it is already 20mm+ not including the shell). Basically gave up.
Today I can log in to fusion360, but the level is not good, so I can only unbox it. I think it’s pretty ugly even when I look at it. .
Some purchase links:
GPS module: Zhongke Micro ATGM336H-5N31 5N71 5NR32 GPS Beidou dual-mode module can be saved after power failure
GPS antenna: Active GPS Beidou dual-frequency positioning ceramic antenna 28DBi high-gain UAV module GPS positioning antenna (4mm, 1st generation ipex, A type 20*6mm)
Connector: 1.27mm SMD simple horn socket board to board DC3-/20/30/40/60/80/100P with column
The following is the original introduction
Open source GPS bicycle computer.
Has an offline map showing real-time location.
Supports recording and displaying real-time trajectories and exporting trajectory files in standard GPX format.
Newly designed "page life cycle management" and "message subscription publishing framework" .
Demo video: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1GB4y1K7VV
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