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bearsinthesea
Member Since: October 6, 2008
Country: United States
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and what, pray tell, does a 'flame kit' do? Just an LED flasher? more?
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Is there a breakout board?
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Where are the plain photoresistors?
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Be careful soldering in the stand offs! Don't let too much solder run down into the holes.
I soldered in the 2mm sockets normally, and some of the solder ran through and into the holes that accept the xbee's pins. I could not get the solder out with wick, so the socket (and the board when i tried to desolder it) was ruined.
picture here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/marc.bayerkohler/Misc#5256440319164643730
you can see where some of the solder went through and filled the copper receptacles, so the xbee would not plug in. -
Be careful soldering in the stand offs! Don't let too much solder run down into the holes.
I soldered in the 2mm sockets normally, and some of the solder ran through and into the holes that accept the xbee's pins. I could not get the solder out with wick, so the socket (and the board when i tried to desolder it) was ruined.
picture here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/marc.bayerkohler/Misc#5256440319164643730
you can see where some of the solder went through and filled the copper receptacles, so the xbee would not plug in.
No public wish lists :(