I give you Frankenduino. It's an Arduino ProMini soldered onto a piece of protoboard and wired up to the Nano pinout.
I have 10 Nanos on order but I really needed to keep the project moving.
This ProMini has an ATMEGAS168 chip on it but that's good enough for what I'm doing.
Why is this wire damaged? Too many drinks when soldering or not enough?
I forgot a couple of wires and had to add them after the fact. I got a bit close to that one with my soldering iron. The insulation is melted right down to the wire but it's outboard and only used for development so I hope Lemmy QA will give me a pass.
the “any landing you walk away from is a good landing” defense?
Yup. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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