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Mon, 09 Apr 2007
getting it is easy. filling it with illegal substances and sending it across the border is not.
Gentle(wo)men... behold!
Bear witness to the first stuffed Ignignokt board in all its insanely bright glory. The lit picture does not do it justice—in person, it just hurts.
Now for the Andy Warhol-style panel of differently colored ones...
Edit: have a look at the writeup for a bit more info.
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tp73 wrote
im confused on how to order the board... solder mask, this that and the other thing... it would be great for some info on how to order the board from a proto site. Thanks
rsw wrote
Limor has more info on her website at http://web.media.mit.edu/~ladyada/resources/pcbdesign.html
Between this and the documentation at, e.g., 4pcb, you should be all set, but email me if you have specific questions!
-=rsw