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Tele\Prompt

An afordable dedicated Telepromper

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I needed a way to not lose my train of though. So decided to create this simple and easy to assemble teleprompter based on a rasberry Pi 3A

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  • 1 × Aluminium profile square 12mmx12mm
  • 1 × Aluminium profile L shaped 12mmx12mm
  • 1 × Clear acrlic 2.5mm thick
  • 1 × Coloured acrilic 2.5mm thick
  • 1 × Raspberry Pi 3A

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  • Done

    Glitchmaker • 06/17/2023 at 18:16 • 0 comments

    I realy have to start writing on the begging of a project not at the end..... The project is done and works OK. There are some things i would wish to add, like a way of turning off the pi via the presenter, something like a key combo.

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    Print all the stl parts for this project

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    Cut the acrilic sheet to size.

    Adjust measurements to your own screen

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