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Mys Interposer NRF/Arduino Pro Mini

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Mountek Angel last edited by

Hi, any plans to sell this design on PCBways?
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terxw last edited by

I would like to see panelized version for dirtypcb, someone?
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enlo last edited by

I ordered a batch from PCBs.io
With the permission of the orginal author, I could enable sharing it there, which should reduce the price...
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