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I guess I'll be using the SIP socket type things. I guess I was assuming there was a body-less single insert pin type product that would be common for automated board assembly, but I guess not. Yeah, JLCPCB has lots of SIP type sockets. And...

Yes, those are standard dupont-style female headers(*). Just make sure the plating matches, tin for tin, gold for gold. Mixing tin and gold is bad news over time. (*) Hundreds of manufacturers make them

I mount Teensy 4.1's onto PCBs made at JLCPCB, and so far my quantities are small enough that I just use generic .1" center strips from adafruit (part 598) cut to length. I'm now making 25 boards and no way I want to do that by hand. I simply...

Time has come to close this conversation, which has gone far past unproductive to the level of disrupting this community. Duplicate threads of this or any substantially similar topic are not allowed. I had hoped Phil would create a space on...

Quick reminder, this thread will close Monday, January 19. Duplicate threads are not allowed. Phil, twice I have asked (msg #153 and msg #160) for you to create a thread on your own forum to continue this conversation. If this really has been...

I want to understand your situation @ptorrone . So you are authorized reseller of Teensy and you were rejected by Sparkfun from buying from them? Did you try buying from DigiKey? They have Teensy's in stock and I am pretty sure that they will be...

There has been drama between Adafruit and SparkFun. I'm not prepared to comment on any of this drama. I have also mixed feelings about whether to allow this forum conversation to continue, partly due to the fact this is heated drama which most...

I should be careful about talking too much of private meetings. But everyone here does deserve an update. If this seems a bit awkward, please understand I'm trying to balance community openness with private business discussions. Supply chain...