confirming shields PCBs for digisparks

[Fee Plumley]

heyall - especially, Paul, Steve, Tamsyn, Jonathan, Pix, Jon.

Digisparks managed to cock up their initial additions page on kickstarter so i have to re-insert all the bits n bobs by sept 15th in order to get the extras.

in doing so i realised that there are NINE shield PCBs available but only one space for them on the spreadsheet.

can those who wanted a shield PCB please either be specific or accept that you'll get what you're given because I don't know any better ;P

info on all components:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/digistump/digispark-the-tiny-arduino-enabled-usb-dev-board/posts/289122

spreadsheet to update (by 15th sept):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlJ7-zqeY6_UdG1JX3ZxTE12MUhLUDUwT2tfVXVWOHc#gid=0 

if anyone else wanted anything else (including spare digisparks) it's now or never, add whatever you need but please be as specific as possible.

x

[Steve Roehrs]

I've added mine to the spreadsheet - just two of the thru-hole PCBs.  I'm guessing that is probably what most people want since the kits themselves are such good value, and you'd only want a bare PCB for prototyping.

 

Steve

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[Steve Roehrs]

Oh and in case I don't make it to a meeting soon, do you take paypal?

 

Steve

[Fee Plumley]

thanks steve, that's what i'd gone for originally but i figure since they gave me more options i'd see if anyone wanted to add any more complexity to the whole thing ;P

and yes, i take paypal or bank transfers :)

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[Steven Pickles]

I don't have time so I'm happy with whatever.

[Tamsyn Michael]

Yeah, I'd rather pay sooner rather than later too.

My shield PCB was the through hole prototyping one too.

[Paul Schulz]

Thanks. Changes made. Intrested in the grove kit as well, but that can wait.

[Jamie Mackenzie]

There was a slight error in the spreadsheet that meant the cost of some parts was not being added to people's total.  I have fixed that (I think it was my fault anyway) so everybody's total is now up to date.  Sorry for the mix up.

On 14 September 2012 00:14, Fee Plumley <f...@technoevangelist.net> wrote:

done.

no rush but if you needed my bank info:

The spreadsheet calculations work out as $21.70.

Bank details

Account name: Fee Plumley

Bank name: ANZ

BSB: 015010

Bank account: 485158884

Cheers!

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[Steve Roehrs]

Just paid my share to Fee - and added a 'paid' column to the spreadsheet.

Again - thanks Fee and Jamie for doing the leg work on these.

Cheers,

Steve

[Fee Plumley]

it's all about the teamwork, right?!

(meaning... I shall be watching/reading what you all do with these things & asking all the stupid questions!)

thanks all x