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Originally Posted by knc1
Connectors have arrived and I am out of excuses to delay this project.
The MicroFTX board is (only) a double sided board.
So, Plan A: - remove top mount connector,
- cut notch (destroying whatever is on reverse side in the process),
- mount mid-line mount connector,
- repair whatever I destroyed in the process (which **should** only be the configuration jumpers).
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This (if successful at cutting and restoring the board) will only get me a built-in serial port and the two controls (hardware reset and on/off).
Other parts and materials ordered, nearly everything for the final goal on-order (a couple of things not ordered yet - but they come from a warehouse less than 100 miles away).
I hate to think of the $$$ cost I am going to on this project.
I guess this project's supporting materials is going to be my only
present this year.
Amazon and Lab126!
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I wonder if I could get a "Beat Lab126 to death" project past the KickStarter review people?