This handy USB extension cable will make it easy for you to enclose a device that has a mini-B USB type port. We think this would be most handy when putting a Teensy, FTDI friend, USB LiPo charger, USB Boarduino, etc into a box!
The jack half has two mounting ‘ears’ with M3 screws installed, 1 inch / 25.4mm apart. Can be used with box walls 0.125″ to 0.25″ wide. If you have a thinner-walled box, simply swap out the M3 screws for shorter ones. Entire cable is 6″/150mm long.
This handy USB extension cable will make it easy for you to enclose a device that has a micro-B type port. We think this would be most handy when putting an Arduino Leonardo or Raspberry Pi in a box.
The jack half has two mounting ‘ears’ with M3 screws installed, 1 inch / 25.4mm apart. Can be used with box walls 0.125″ to 0.25″ wide. If you have a thinner-walled box, simply swap out the M3 screws for shorter ones. Entire cable is 6″/150mm long.
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