Acrylic Stand for 16 x 2 Character LCD
Here is a mini-kit to get your 16 x 2 LCD standing up straight on your table. Made of 3mm black acrylic pieces, with 4 x 1" nylon screws & 4 x nylon hex nuts, it goes together in a jiffy and looks super-spiffy!
This product is designed specifically for our 16 x 2 USB/Serial backpacks. Our OLED 16 x 2 displays and RGB backlight positive and negative LCDs have slightly smaller screw holes so you'll have to drill them out to fit the #4-40 screws if you want to use them together.
Character LCD NOT included!
We have a lovely tutorial on assembling the stand and setting up an LCD system monitor for Windows, Mac or Linux/Raspberry Pi computers.
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Acrylic Stand for 16 x 2 Character LCD
Here is a mini-kit to get your 16 x 2 LCD standing up straight on your table. Made of 3mm black acrylic pieces, with 4 x 1" nylon screws & 4 x nylon hex nuts, it goes together in a jiffy and looks super-spiffy!
This product is designed specifically for our 16 x 2 USB/Serial backpacks. Our OLED 16 x 2 displays and RGB backlight positive and negative LCDs have slightly smaller screw holes so you'll have to drill them out to fit the #4-40 screws if you want to use them together.
Character LCD NOT included!
We have a lovely tutorial on assembling the stand and setting up an LCD system monitor for Windows, Mac or Linux/Raspberry Pi computers.
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Here is a mini-kit to get your 16 x 2 LCD standing up straight on your table. Made of 3mm black acrylic pieces, with 4 x 1" nylon screws & 4 x nylon hex nuts, it goes together in a jiffy and looks super-spiffy!
This product is designed specifically for our 16 x 2 USB/Serial backpacks. Our OLED 16 x 2 displays and RGB backlight positive and negative LCDs have slightly smaller screw holes so you'll have to drill them out to fit the #4-40 screws if you want to use them together.
Character LCD NOT included!
We have a lovely tutorial on assembling the stand and setting up an LCD system monitor for Windows, Mac or Linux/Raspberry Pi computers.
