"Home Grown" Daughterboards for Sale?
"Bruce D. Lightner" <lightner-2huV/[email protected]>
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William R. Lorenz wrote: > Bruce, > > How much do you want for one of your homebrew boards? :) It costs *me* way too much to build and sell these one-at-a-time, so you shouldn't ask, because you can't afford it! :-) The schematic on the Wiki worked with no ECOs required. I do need to update the ExpressPCB PCB layout file and post it because of a minor layout problem. I also will probably change the USB connector pinout slightly. At that point one can make 9 PCBs for $61 including tax and shipping. Parts, all from DigiKey, are under ~$20 per PCB. However, you *need* someone that can do surface-mount work to assemble the PCB. What I am looking into is someone locally that would be willing assemble a batch of the boards (e.g., one of the "assembly techs" at one of my customers). I'll order the parts and "kit" for assembly for free, for at least one assembly run. What I need to find out is assembly cost, and that depends on how many PCBs get built. Unless someone else want to take this one, I need to hear from people like you. Tell me that you want one (or more) of these, and let me know how much you are willing to spend for one. I will price these "at cost", so be truthful. I'm guessing that a run of something like 20 will end up costing something like $50-$60 per board with assembly, shipping and "handling". Is anyone interested at that price? (What does Actiontec sell these for?) Best regards, Bruce P.S.- Assuming that I can get this damn kernel re-built, I'm planning on adding a compact flash socket to the PCB next. -- Bruce D. Lightner Lightner Engineering La Jolla, California Voice: +1-858-551-4011 FAX: +1-858-551-0777 Email: lightner-2huV/[email protected] URL: http://www.lightner.net/lightner/bruce/ __ ActionHack Mailing List - ActionHack-W7/[email protected] http://www.express.org/mailman/listinfo/actionhack http://www.embeddedlinuxinterfacing.com/wiki.php/ActiontecDualModem