JST is Back in Play - Minor Surgery Needed

[Budd Churchward]

When the new UDRC-II boards arrived I was surprised to see that new parts had been added to the board, crowding the +12 V and GND thru-holes and preventing us from soldering on the JST connector. So I thought I would see how hard it would be to simply trim a notch into the connector so it would sit down on the PCB. Guess what! It wasn't hard at all. Bring your board over to The Foundry Thursday and we will put one in for you. I checked with owner Mary and she says you're welcome to be our guests. UDRC Workshop Thursday 6 - 8 PM. 1515 N Forest, Bellingham.

[Robert Sears]

Nice work Bud!

See everyone tomorrow

BTW: I should have one of mine on the air tonight.

Robert/KF7VOP

On 10/19/2016 1:20 PM, Budd Churchward wrote:

When the new UDRC-II boards arrived I was surprised to see that new parts had been added to the board, crowding the +12 V and GND thru-holes and preventing us from soldering on the JST connector. So I thought I would see how hard it would be to simply trim a notch into the connector so it would sit down on the PCB. Guess what! It wasn't hard at all. Bring your board over to The Foundry Thursday and we will put one in for you. I checked with owner Mary and she says you're welcome to be our guests. UDRC Workshop Thursday 6 - 8 PM. 1515 N Forest, Bellingham.

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