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Atmega328+Pro Mini+Nano bootloader uploader

sineverba Hardware Contributor last edited by

Hi to all!
Want to share one of my project.

https://www.openhardware.io/view/544/Arduino-Atmega-Bootloader-Uploader

This is an Arduino shield to burn bootloader to the 3 different elements of family: an Atmega328, a Pro Mini and finally a Nano.

It is fully tested and working. I'm very happy with this for burn Optiboot on the nodes of my house.

I hope it will help someone.

Have a good day!
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