Essential Raspberry Pi Zero Kit

A: I looked at the board and the published specs. It looks like there is a spot on the board marked "TV" consisting of two holes that appear to be on .100 inch centers (2.54 mm) next to a similar set of hole marked "RUN". The published specs say that there are "headers" for composite video and for "reset", so these two sets of holes appear to be those. A two pin header on .100 inch (2.54 mm) spacing must be installed, to mate with a two pin (female) connector (.100 inch/2.54 mm spacing) that is then wired to an RCA plug that plugs into the TV's composite video jack. (At least, RCA plugs are what we use in the USA.) It's not clear which pin is ground and which pin is composite video, but looking at the bottom of the board, the round hole appears to be connected to what looks like the ground plane on the board, so the square hole is probably what is to be connected to the tip of the RCA connector, the round hole to the outer shell of the RCA connector.

I actually haven't been able to find this actually documented anywhere as yet.

It would be nice to have a schematic--that might help all of us understand this better. Frankly, what I wrote here is an educated guess.

A: Yep - just buy the zero

A: No a good. Deal I like it and love it

A: Including the flange on the lid, 9.2 cm (approx 3.5 inches) by 6.2 cm (approx 2 7/16 inches). Ignoring the flange gives 8.8 cm by 6 cm.

A: 92 x 64 x 19 mm max external diameter

A: I am not sure on the length but They were too long I just snipped them to correct length with snips

A: I bought it for exactly the same 3D Printer and purchased longer pins and soldered it myself and it works fine