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Oh my
how could you 
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Obviously a multi lay PCB, number 514 ?
That would be a travesty.
Yeah, e.g. the ICSP footprint looks to be just connected to an inner layer.
I think the "N" must count as well because they must have made more than 1000.
- Time to invest in some Pogo Pins and make up an accompanied prototype test board.
- If it was me, Iād frame it.
I used to have a large collection of vintage CPUs including 17 beautiful gold-capped white ceramic 8086s, but I sold them to other collectors to buy a large collection of Atari stuff.
It has headers fitted, looks like all 0.1 based spacing.
Make shield to plug into it that you can solder too.
Tom.. 
The headers are 0.05 spacing but yeah, I'll probably make a shield.
I bought a different LoRa hat for all of my Raspberry Pis. Trying to put the receiver side of my Large Property Perimeter Monitor project into the RPis that are used as serial monitors and bypass the middle man.
Bought this for my Raspberry Pi 5...
Finally got myself a Uno R4 too...
Not quite sure what permanent project that will be useful in, but seems like a nice idea.
@runaway_pancake What is that?
- Looks like the flashlights of my youth.
Yes, flashlights. "Estate Sale".
Suggests to me they made > 9999 && <= 52,000.
Got a new laptop. This is what it feels like.
From a Ford Taunus (i3 / 2nd gen desktop with 8GB RAM and Win10/Ubuntu)
via a Deux Chevaux (Core 2 Duo with 1GB RAM and Antix Linux 32 bit)
to a Porsche 911 (i3 12th gen with 16 GB RAM and Win11)
I did not know what I missed.
Asus VivoBook
Currently only running Win11; Linux will follow later.
In comparison, my laptop:
My favourite cartoon series when I was a boy 
