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    Volumes

    1. Vol 1 Overview & Platform Introduction What the PiFlux is, the Carbon Computers platform, base specs, barebones vs. full kit, add-on catalog overview, and a guide to this series
    2. Vol 2 Choosing the Pi 5 2/4/8/16 GB RAM tradeoffs for the PiFlux workload, the PCIe→M.2 capability, and what to buy
    3. Vol 3 M.2 Storage The M.2 Mod / HAT+, NVMe selection for the PiFlux chassis, boot-from-NVMe setup, and SD vs. NVMe
    4. Vol 4 Power & Thermal with M.2 Power budget for the Pi 5 + NVMe + display, runtime impact on the 10,000 mAh battery, the Active Cooling System, and thermal management
    5. Vol 5 The Add-On Catalog Every PiFlux add-on detailed: what it is, what it does, and when to choose it
    6. Vol 6 Full Build with All Add-Ons Step-by-step assembly of the PiFlux Barebones Kit with Pi 5 and every available add-on module installed
    7. Vol 7 OS Options & Multiboot All six supported operating systems on the PiFlux, multiboot strategies, and the boot-selection workflow
    8. Vol 8 SDR Capabilities & vs. uConsole The Advanced Radio external SDR, software stack, bands, antennas, and a head-to-head comparison with the Clockwork uConsole's SDR story