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Raspberry Pi Zero
The brains of the device
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Cheap USB hub
Can be plugged in into Pi Zero by using a USB OTG adapter or by cutting the cord and soldering wires directly to Pi Zero
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TransFlash card
Needed for Raspberry Pi Zero
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USB power adapter
Needs to be powerful enough for both Pi Zero and the USB hub
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3D-printed case
Optional, but helps protect the device and give it structural integrity
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On/off switch
Optional but it's more convenient than unplugging the power cable every time
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USB type B jack
Optional unless you want to use an on/off switch. Type B jack provides the most mechanical strength but you can use smaller jacks as well if you want.
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Screws and standoffs
I'm using M2 and M3 screws and standoffs
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Wire
Needed if you're soldering the hub to the Pi Zero instead of plugging it into USB
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