those are some fine glands...
Some MBR0520L to see if i can actually work with stuff that small. I ordered some from ebay, a week or two ago. I've no idea what they sent, nor did they, they wouldn't send the correct items as advertised, so I got my money back, and ordered via Amazon, and they are the correct diodes. 40 from a seller on Amazon was cheaper than via Farnel incl. postage. I only need a few, most will be dropped on the floor, I expect.
I've been with ebay for years, don't buy much, but recently I've had 3 out of six orders go bad, and I try to assess the quality of the supplier, not just their star ratings.
Zoo expansion, hardware this time.
Pololu A-Star 328PB Micro - 5V, 16MHz
Pololu A-Star 328PB Micro - 5V, 20MHz
Microchip offered free shipping and a 50% discount on the Atmega4809 Curiosity Nano.
Hi Whandalll, The curiosity nano looks interesting, particularly if you need a debugger. Have you used the microchip ide with it, I presume the debugging side of it would not work with arduino ide, although I think it has a boot-loader installed. so may be programmable via arduino ide (Or is this a new purchase to try it out, - with the discount it's a reasonable price, but cheap for development kit.)
Exactly these two are still in the mail, I had no chance to play with them yet.
Thanks
$7.97 USD.
2.54mm 100sets of connectors SM 3Pin Pitch Female Male terminals SM-3P SM-3R JST
just got some as well, also some 8 pin sets.
Qdeathstar:
just got some as well, also some 8 pin sets.
Do you have a link to the 8 pin?
sorry, these are jst xh
just got free samples high quality from Hammond Manufacturing. Got to love it!!!!!!!!!!
Too old, hands cold.
Can still use the iPad
Plus you are polishing the surface.
Stocking up, got a selection of colours, 24AWG.
raymw:
Some MBR0520L to see if i can actually work with stuff that small. I ordered some from ebay, a week or two ago. I've no idea what they sent, nor did they, they wouldn't send the correct items as advertised, so I got my money back, and ordered via Amazon, and they are the correct diodes. 40 from a seller on Amazon was cheaper than via Farnel incl. postage. I only need a few, most will be dropped on the floor, I expect.
I've been with ebay for years, don't buy much, but recently I've had 3 out of six orders go bad, and I try to assess the quality of the supplier, not just their star ratings.
After wating for the stars to align and the wind to change, I tried soldering one of the diodes to the Nano pcb this morning. Not having the set-up that I had before, I managed to position the chip, using a scriber, but the liquid flux surface tension stuck the chip to the scriber point. My soldering iron tip is far, far too big, and I had to use a 10x jeweller's loupe to see what I was doing. After a few attempts, however, I finally soldered it, and the Nano now seems to work via usb. Not financially, or otherwise worth the effort, but quite chuffed that I managed it - and I can rinse and repeat 39 more times, since I never lost any diodes...
^^ if you had the right stuff already (magnifying glass workbench and fine tipper soldering iron), this would have been easy work. And yes I would spend some time salvaging cheap Nanos by replacing bad diode.
Never seem to have enough small storage containers.
50 for $4.30 USD
I just bought 250 plastic shot classes