Will it work?

Hot glue gun? Is that to hold it in place before putting in an oven?

No, that’s just to amuse me by gluing random objects while I wait for each side to cook in the oven…

@ Duke - I was thinking of said akka dakka song for my next video ::slight_smile:

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:smiley:

Just bare chip with required bits or anything extra?

@ Architect - all the necessary bits plus a flux capacitor for the RTC and 17 of the more interesting pins broken out to the headers, PWM, Analog, Uart, I2C and SPI…

@ Justin when did you become a Wallabies fan? I had a future All Black over last night for diner and can pass him your address as a kiwi who has gone over to the dark side and maybe they can provide some ‘intervention’ to get you to quit talking like an Aussie

@ Duke Nukem - Struth

Eeek, i think a Mosquito’s man beans are bigger than these pads :whistle:

Not sure my £5 Maplin iron is gunna work this time :open_mouth:

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I think you might be right old fella.
Where did you get the boards made?? DF? or some new shiny location you get to play with :wink:

did you hear, he has other peoples toy to play with now, so my guess an in house board fab :slight_smile:

You’re going to need a proper re-flow oven to do this properly. :slight_smile:

Lots of cheap options on eBay though.

I guess a £5 Maplins iron works after all :whistle:

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I can imagine how your shirts are looking if you can handle the iron like this :clap:

Artistic shot ;D

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Put a CC3000 wifi module on the back and you have a sweet little device.
(yes, similar to the Spark Core but faster and better.)

so what is it?

At last - someone putting decent USB sockets on a board! Long live Micro USB !! Down with mini USB, boo!

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@ skeller - a few radio ideas have been thought about…
@ Jay Jay - nothing, just play, learning