CM5 with CM4 Nano is dope but.. CM4 Nano from waveshare has a bugger flaw where we cant connect easily an dam fan via dc pin connector other than on GPIO.
I didn’t wanted to use GPIO because its another pump on the board size with a clear cable positioning that sucks.
Sounds like a possibility I didnt knew that could work without the gpio spikes soldered…
I could buy some cheap solder for that but… a better product would always provide better results I can imagine myself getting the ‘wrong/undesired’ fan soldering and then what? To replace it needed to mess about that more till I wrecked it probably…
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Exactly for the reason is isnt… that I am asking if yous could consider designing one with upgraded features.
I would def buy it and I know a few others that would too.
I understand the issues… but to me a small sized module like the radxa Compute Module 5 would make more sense a tiny carrier board matching its design.
It’s one thing to have an existing & verified design and make upgrade, and another thing to design a new product. CM* are not really end user facing products, so the potential users for the tiny baseboard are very niche. We have ZEROes for small form factor.
I asked because radxa doesnt has this component for one of the mini boards they designed… But yeah thats what I did and I posted here the results here.
Im using the waveshare nano board… radxa doesnt has something alike… thats why but… yeah… that work around is fine.