Kit to build Xminilab
Build your own Xminilab
With shipment USPS Ground International 1lb. for $20.00
Base price for variant $45.00
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Current stock has an? AMBER display
Build your own Xminilab! - Hardware version 2.3
Assembly Tips
This kit contains everything you need to build an Xminilab, the microcontroller will be programmed with the latest firmware before shipping.
Click the Assembly icon for assembly instructions.
USB Cable
No Cable
USB cable 3ft
USB cable 6ft
USB OTG Adapter
None
Included
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Reviews
Thursday, 14 November 2013
The reviews for the Xprotolab kit helped me with much of the difficultly in building this kit. The micro USB connector is tricky. Use a fine soldering tip (1/32) and a temperature controlled station. Tin the pc board pads and add liquid flux. Place the connector down and then heat each pin and it should wick into the connector pins.John Hannon
The display was not as hard as I thought. Just tin the pc board pads and add liquid flux. I used tape to align and hold the ribbon down while soldering. The plastic ribbon looks like it will melt, but it did not for me. I guess it is designed for a hot bar tool to attach it.
I would recommend metering the +5v, +3.3V to make sure there are no shorts to ground.
I really enjoyed building this board and find it very useful for my work.
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I want to say that I really like what I have seen so far, WRT the hardware design. (XMultiKit)
James Tucker
