- Fri Oct 24, 2014 4:20 pm
#1920
Thanks for solving that and updating.
- Fri Nov 14, 2014 5:11 am
#2600
I have not gotten the modules I ordered yet, but if things works as i expect, I would as a next step really want a dev board with access to all GPIO pins, specially the ADC! Since I don't think I have the skills to draw the schematics or solder the circuits i would like to get a ready one!
Have you considered to develop next version of this board as a "kickstarter" project, and maybe find someone who can assemble boards also and not just make the PCB:s?
//Mattias
Have you considered to develop next version of this board as a "kickstarter" project, and maybe find someone who can assemble boards also and not just make the PCB:s?
//Mattias
- Fri Nov 14, 2014 12:33 pm
#2624
assembling this board (or other smd boards) isn;t as hard as it seems. You can use solderpaste (like 5 USD on ebay) and apply it on the pads, put the components on their place and throw it in an oven (better not use it for food afterwards 
) and reflow it.
I personally like soldering SMD more then PTH
) and reflow it.I personally like soldering SMD more then PTH
- Thu Nov 20, 2014 4:34 pm
#3013
Claude was kind enough to send me a spare PCB and some parts he used (the antenna and xtal were the parts I didn't have). Here are some pictures of the built.
I couldn't test the board (but Claude assured me his was working O_o) due to private circumstances. I hope to do so this weekend. Everyhting looked fine, but I ordered some bare ESP chips and flashs from mainland china, so perhaps it will end up tricky in the end
I couldn't test the board (but Claude assured me his was working O_o) due to private circumstances. I hope to do so this weekend. Everyhting looked fine, but I ordered some bare ESP chips and flashs from mainland china, so perhaps it will end up tricky in the end
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