Up until this point:
black - 4
white - 4
semi-clear grey - 3
semi-clear green - 3
semi-clear amber - 3
semi-Clear Red -3
semi-Clear Blue -1
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Are there photos of the enclosure... I'm a little slow. Just wanted to see what it would look like.
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katsumbhong wrote:
Are there photos of the enclosure... I'm a little slow. Just wanted to see what it would look like.
It is going to be the ordinary top and bottom panel that you so commonly see on indie projects. The design is not yet finalized, but you can get an idea from this;
http://www.yoctopuce.com/tmp/illustr-ra … _1-big.jpg
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Jazzmarazz wrote:
katsumbhong wrote:Are there photos of the enclosure... I'm a little slow. Just wanted to see what it would look like.
It is going to be the ordinary top and bottom panel that you so commonly see on indie projects. The design is not yet finalized, but you can get an idea from this;
http://www.yoctopuce.com/tmp/illustr-ra … _1-big.jpg
Smexy!
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Once the design is finalized and colors selected I'll be happy to provide photos of the panels being used. Since I'll be the one making them.
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That will be awesome arfink! Super excited to see it all progress. 
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dude jazz, id send you a laptop with linux on it for you to do a tut on how to program everything on linux
EDIT: do it in Ubuntu
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Alley Beach wrote:
dude jazz, id send you a laptop with linux on it for you to do a tut on how to program everything on linux
EDIT: do it in Ubuntu
Save the hassle and just send him a bootable usb HDD 
That's how I run ubuntu on my laptops.
Google YUMI
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I received something beautiful in the mail today :3
First day back at work and this little box from America made it completely worth coming in
Won't be able to assemble for a while though as my FT232's were only shipped a few days ago and I'm still waiting on the megas being shipped.
But oh well, I'll populate everything else in the mean time hah
Love the quality however! And also thanks to katsumbhong for the connector, saves me raping some innocent (game)boy.
Sorry for the double post, but yeah I AM EXCITE.
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DaRkO wrote:
I received something beautiful in the mail today :3
First day back at work and this little box from America made it completely worth coming in
Won't be able to assemble for a while though as my FT232's were only shipped a few days ago and I'm still waiting on the megas being shipped.
But oh well, I'll populate everything else in the mean time hahLove the quality however! And also thanks to katsumbhong for the connector, saves me raping some innocent (game)boy.
Sorry for the double post, but yeah I AM EXCITE.
I suggest doing the surface mounted components first, but glad to hear it arrived!
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Jazzmarazz wrote:
I suggest doing the surface mounted components first, but glad to hear it arrived!
Yeah I can pretty much only do the resistors and caps (not the 4.7uf) 
everything else will melt on the pre-heater.
Dammit now I'm gonna be all impatient for a few weeks waiting for this crap haha
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For those who are interested, the components for the second run are on their way.
At that point, I may just share my brd/sch files since nitro is working a better programmer.
I have other projects that we must get made in the mean time!
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Has anybody else gotten this thing working on OSX? I've tried with a couple different versions, and so far no luck. Works super rad on my Windows netbook!
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Almost forgot to mention! My Mega's fiiiiiiinally arrived after freakin 6 weeks, so soldered one on a few nights ago and all is working beautifully! I'll post up some pics later!
Mine looks a little like "grab whatever was lying around at the time and put it together because your are so excited you might've wet yourself but don't have time to check"
But works great, very happy! Thanks a ton Jazz. 
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bump for enclosures!
p.s. I've been using this with great success on my tiny windows laptop. 