Thanks. That's a subtlety I wasn't aware of. When you say "classic" Nano 3, does that mean there are Nano versions that do not constantly power the serial chip? I don't know how to distinguish classic from non-classic Nano.
Thanks. That's a subtlety I wasn't aware of. When you say "classic" Nano 3, does that mean there are Nano versions that do not constantly power the serial chip? I don't know how to distinguish classic from non-classic Nano.