Anywho, here's the final layout, hopefully the drill holes work out and it everything passes the checks that the engineers at the fab house do.
Taking 1 step forward and 2 steps back tends to be the way I work, but so far...using that method 90% of the projects I've ever worked on have succeeded on the first try. I hope like hell this follows suit. I design this way because of something my professor always said, "If you're a good engineer, it should work on the first try." I try to follow that expression very closely, this project is no exception.
ups remind me about some (all) of my projects LOL :)
ReplyDeleteCould you tell us when will this be available ? At what price ? Delivered outside of the US ? Is it really solderless and easy to set up ?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, it looks great !
Honestly, no idea when exactly it'll be available. I have a lot of kinks to work out. Right now my goal is to have a 100% working version before EVO.
ReplyDeleteOutside of the US? I suppose, no idea how much though since I've never dealt with it.
Easy to use? ideally yes, no external hardware is required to install my board, just a screw driver to unscrew/screw the stock machine screws that are already in there. Yes, it's a completely solderless breakout for the TE/SE.
As for price? I dunno yet, there's a lot of factors yet accounted for, but I'm shooting for 25-30 + shipping.
Thanks for the comment, good to know there's interest in my work!