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| (FWIW, if anyone wants a Zok, let me know, I can sell you a pcb and a few passives to go with it.) | (FWIW, if anyone wants a Zok, let me know, I can sell you a pcb and a few passives to go with it.) | ||
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| But, I'm back on the Zikzak trail and waffling between making a full rev 4 pcb (with all the jacks, an audio amp, and more) on the main PCB (essentially a full pcb rework) or just make a shield that plops onto the existing rev3 pcb. A shield being just another pcb, that you use extra long headers on and just sandwich it onto the other pcb, offering the peripheral jacks and audio amp and so forth on _that_, without changing the host pcb. Much easier routing job, maybe much cheaper to do... | But, I'm back on the Zikzak trail and waffling between making a full rev 4 pcb (with all the jacks, an audio amp, and more) on the main PCB (essentially a full pcb rework) or just make a shield that plops onto the existing rev3 pcb. A shield being just another pcb, that you use extra long headers on and just sandwich it onto the other pcb, offering the peripheral jacks and audio amp and so forth on _that_, without changing the host pcb. Much easier routing job, maybe much cheaper to do... | ||
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