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09-07-2006, 12:19 PM
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Bare Board Group Buy is now CLOSED
Bare Board Group Buy is now CLOSED
Please don't send me any payment for anything beginning now.
These are the Payments I've received for bare boards. I've removed last names. By my count, this makes 12 boards ordered, plus one for me (not listed). I'm going to order this morning (EDIT 10:30AM boards have been ordered) and will check back in when I've received them (4-5 days).
Thanks everyone.
Colin
Name Date PMT Status Amount #BoardsOrdered
Bruce Sep. 2, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
David Sep. 4, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
James Sep. 5, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Jeff Sep. 6, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Jim Sep. 6, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Kristen Sep. 1, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Maurice Sep. 4, 2006 Completed $61.50 USD 2
Raymond Sep. 3, 2006 Completed $52.00 USD 1
Steve Sep. 4, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Thaddeus Sep. 4, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
William Sep. 6, 2006 Completed $35.00 USD 1
Please don't send me any payment for anything beginning now.
These are the Payments I've received for bare boards. I've removed last names. By my count, this makes 12 boards ordered, plus one for me (not listed). I'm going to order this morning (EDIT 10:30AM boards have been ordered) and will check back in when I've received them (4-5 days).
Thanks everyone.
Colin
Name Date PMT Status Amount #BoardsOrdered
Bruce Sep. 2, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
David Sep. 4, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
James Sep. 5, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Jeff Sep. 6, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Jim Sep. 6, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Kristen Sep. 1, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Maurice Sep. 4, 2006 Completed $61.50 USD 2
Raymond Sep. 3, 2006 Completed $52.00 USD 1
Steve Sep. 4, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
Thaddeus Sep. 4, 2006 Completed $26.00 USD 1
William Sep. 6, 2006 Completed $35.00 USD 1
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09-07-2006, 01:05 PM
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FYI for the people that are assembling their own units.
A good source for components is Glitchbuster No affliation,etc.
He takes Paypal and has everything needed except the female DB9 and the switches. I added up the Bill of Materials and it comes to a princely sum of $7.88 including shipping.
BTW, I constructed the circuit that's included in the Scantool4.zip file and that worked great! I did a few component substitutions...a max 232 vs. the Sipex and a cd4049 inverting buffer vs. cd4011 NAND gate.
Heat up those soldering irons!
A good source for components is Glitchbuster No affliation,etc.
He takes Paypal and has everything needed except the female DB9 and the switches. I added up the Bill of Materials and it comes to a princely sum of $7.88 including shipping.
BTW, I constructed the circuit that's included in the Scantool4.zip file and that worked great! I did a few component substitutions...a max 232 vs. the Sipex and a cd4049 inverting buffer vs. cd4011 NAND gate.
Heat up those soldering irons!
09-07-2006, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by cowtown
Bare Board Group Buy is now CLOSED
Please don't send me any payment for anything beginning now.
Please don't send me any payment for anything beginning now.
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09-07-2006, 02:28 PM
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Foto,
I think I've got an extra revision 1 board if you want it. It's the exact one in the photos earlier in the thread and I'm using this version on my own car. It's the same circuit but without LEDs. Let me know if you want it (same $26 price) and I'll look for it.
I think I've got an extra revision 1 board if you want it. It's the exact one in the photos earlier in the thread and I'm using this version on my own car. It's the same circuit but without LEDs. Let me know if you want it (same $26 price) and I'll look for it.
09-12-2006, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by cowtown
Foto,
I think I've got an extra revision 1 board if you want it. It's the exact one in the photos earlier in the thread and I'm using this version on my own car. It's the same circuit but without LEDs. Let me know if you want it (same $26 price) and I'll look for it.
I think I've got an extra revision 1 board if you want it. It's the exact one in the photos earlier in the thread and I'm using this version on my own car. It's the same circuit but without LEDs. Let me know if you want it (same $26 price) and I'll look for it.
09-12-2006, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by cowtown
Foto, go ahead and paypal, and make sure I have your name and mailing address. Thanks.
I expect to get the boards from UPS today and will try to get them sent out tomorrow.
Colin
I expect to get the boards from UPS today and will try to get them sent out tomorrow.
Colin
I'll see if I can find your address in the thread.. if not I'll PM you for the right PayPal account. THX!!
09-13-2006, 04:57 PM
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I mailed out the Raycm circuit boards this morning. Those in the USA should see them by Friday or early next week.
Foto- since I had to order an even number of boards (14) I had an extra rev. 3.1. #14 is on its way to you. So add 3 LEDS to your shopping list.
Support materials for the circuit are here:
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-forum/294027-diy-1995-obd-1-scantool.html
I recommend that you mount the components on the top side (with the traces) and solder on the back side. This will prevent solder from bridging any traces and give the board a neater appearance.
Have fun guys,
Colin
Foto- since I had to order an even number of boards (14) I had an extra rev. 3.1. #14 is on its way to you. So add 3 LEDS to your shopping list.
Support materials for the circuit are here:
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-forum/294027-diy-1995-obd-1-scantool.html
I recommend that you mount the components on the top side (with the traces) and solder on the back side. This will prevent solder from bridging any traces and give the board a neater appearance.
Have fun guys,
Colin
09-13-2006, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 993inNC
Any ETA on the assembled ones for us electrical retards?
09-14-2006, 01:23 AM
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Just returned from a nice five days in Cabo
Took lots of dive pics as well!
I am working on a parts source for everything, but one thing that will be a variable is the style of OBD1 (ALDL) plug. I'll need to source these plugs and need to know how many of each to source?
I can do the assembly, my pleasure.
I have one more race at Road America next week, after that, I'll be in town to start soldering.
Took lots of dive pics as well!I am working on a parts source for everything, but one thing that will be a variable is the style of OBD1 (ALDL) plug. I'll need to source these plugs and need to know how many of each to source?
I can do the assembly, my pleasure.
I have one more race at Road America next week, after that, I'll be in town to start soldering.