Willing to part with two of my extra V2.4 PCBs. See pictures for what is currently populated. All necessary items that JLC was short on have been added. I can add additional headers for the second F9P if you’re planning to go dual receiver route or the 24v in terminals if going 24v.
Would be will to negotiate a trade for a set of Potato farmers design for mounting a Phidget 3269_3 and a segmented gear set.
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How much you asking?
Don’t have a good reference for what the going rate is, but how does $80 for one w/o Ampseal header. $90 with the Ampseal. Free shipping in the US.
Sounds fair. I have enough boards currently. I may upgrade some of our boards to panda if no one else needs some though. We’ll give a week for others that don’t have enough, then I’ll buy them if you still have them.
I’ll take them both. Not sure where in the US you are, but I am sure we could find a way to get it done. I am in Illinois.
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Me too what part of Illinois? I’m north of Alton 30 min
Northeast of Bloomington.
I bought the Ardusimple dual starter kit bundled with all the antennas and the RF radios, I have been collecting Teesny’s, Nano’s, Ethernet ports, PoE splitters, and everything I can find to jump on the ACE branch. But if If I can get an all in 1 PCB I can get some stuff done with some precision, starting with spreading my chicken litter. I don’t want to wait until it’s too late.
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I suspect the Ace project is only for Micro f9p but I don’t know that definitively. Last I saw, Potato farmer was testing with a Sparkfun F9P.
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Welcome to AOG. Glad to have someone else from IL. Good luck. @m_elias is great helpful guy along with many others here. I help what little I can. I have been running AOG on our sprayer since 2019 and still am using original system. Need to upgrade badly. It still works! Whatever you build will be time will spent.
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I would sooner look for the education required to build an AOG system than spend money I don’t have on parts that require dealership support at prices that defy the conscience. I was a mechanic for 25 years before my stroke, and I still have a little spark of intrigue left to try to defy my physical limitations. I am visually impaired, and I have enough readers to see these small components when I wear more than one pair at a time. LOL I used to be able and tenacious. Now I hope my audaciousness doesn’t get me into trouble. Thanks for the welcoming words.
ACE may be developed for the smaller GPS boards. That’s where I will have to be compelled to adapt or break down and buy a spark fun or the small Ardusimple. I only chose the Ardusimple RTK2B starter kit for the ease of a base station. It was a reasonable price for a base/rover configuration compared to the Emild. $100 dollars more than the Emlid and the box had far more in it, with base and rover modules. I have very little by way of cellular coverage around our farm. The XBee radios appeared to be a better option. We’ll see.