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acidblue
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I have these proto boards I originally design for 28 pin Atmel chips and realised
that someone here might be able to use them.
They accept both .300 and .600 chips, I know most the chips we use are .300
but having the option couldn't hurt.
They have a place for pc mount 16mm pots, namely the Alpha pots we all know and love  .
They're approx 4x2 about half the size of a normal bread board.
The postman tried to deliver them today but i wasn't home, so first thing monday morning
I'm off to the post office to pick them up.
If anyone is interested pm me, if you ask nice enough i might just send to ya for free, just
pay 6.00USD for postage, in fact the first 2 people with projects in mind, who want to try
will get a free board, just pay for postage and post back with your project.
BTW for some reason i came up with the name Pluto board, don't ask why I really
don't remember, It was late, I had quite smoking and stopped drinking coffee.
You can get boards here http://electron-orbit.com
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Psyingo
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| Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 10:35 pm Post subject:
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| oh, i actually really like those boards quite a bit. i like how they are laid out. i could shoot you some postage. also, curious as to how much they would be in the future? i know a bunch of people on here have been working on boards like this, i currently really like the look of this. |
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acidblue
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| Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 10:49 pm Post subject:
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| Psyingo wrote: | | curious as to how much they would be in the future? i know a bunch of people on here have been working on boards like this, i currently really like the look of this. |
5.00USD thru Paypal
Thanks for the kind words. |
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electri-fire
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| Psyingo wrote: | | I know a bunch of people on here have been working on boards like this, i currently really like the look of this. |
Yes, I like them. Inventor has the e-chuck lunetta boards, those are suited for lower level prototyping making one chip modules.
Your PCB's would come in handy for higher level multi chip modules. I second the Alpha pots approach.
Can I have three to start with? I'll send you a PM. |
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acidblue
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| Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 11:14 am Post subject:
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Sent you a pm with the details e-fire.
You know i almost didn't add the 'pot approach' as you call it.
I went thru several revisions before I came up with this approach.
I was gonna add a spot for an ICSP headers for programming chips
since I initially designed this board for AVR atmel chips, which i still might do.
But i wanted something a bit more general purpose , something us Lunettatians could use. |
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cbm
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No crystal on these boards?
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acidblue
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No, there's no crystal.
Why would there be a crystal?
It's a proto board you have to add the crystal yourself. |
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acidblue
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BTW 6.00USD for USA shipping only. Lower 48
international would be about twice that, or more depending on your country.
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cbm
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I guess I should have said "It's not laid out for a crystal?"
It's not a big deal, one can certainly be fitted on to the existing pattern.
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acidblue
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yeah it wouldn't be hard to do.
I might do a slight reversion and add an spot for a crystal and ICSP |
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acidblue
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Ok I figured out a much better pricing scheme for shipping.
There is Economy and Expedited options for domestic and international shipping.
I set up a small web blog with a bit more info and pics.
Nothing fancy, I kept it simple.
http://electron-orbit.com
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fluxmonkey
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| acidblue wrote: | Ok I figured out a much better pricing scheme for shipping.
There is Economy and Expedited options for domestic and international shipping.
I set up a small web blog with a bit more info and pics.
Nothing fancy, I kept it simple.
http://pulsar5.co.cc |
following that link gets me: "This Account Has Been Suspended /
Please contact the billing/support department as soon as possible. "
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acidblue
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Yeah I get the same thing.
apparently my web host sucks.
It won't let me log in to even file a support ticket!
Sorry about that , I am currently looking for a new host
hopefully by the end of today something should be up.
In the mean time you can PM me with any requests. |
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acidblue
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| bbob wrote: | | acidblue wrote: | Ok I figured out a much better pricing scheme for shipping.
There is Economy and Expedited options for domestic and international shipping.
I set up a small web blog with a bit more info and pics.
Nothing fancy, I kept it simple.
http://pulsar5.co.cc |
following that link gets me: "This Account Has Been Suspended /
Please contact the billing/support department as soon as possible. " |
Got a new host, updated the link to new web address.
http://electron-orbit.com |
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acidblue
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I still have some these left, about 10 at last count.
I don't think I'll make these anymore, as there just isn't as big of
a demand as I hoped.
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