A easy 3 dollar broad for the 18f1220

[DirtyLude]

I'm using a different board which is basically two boards together and straddling between them with a 1" separation. Like this adapter I made up a while ago.

This board will be going to BatchPCB to be made up. I just can't solder thru all these vias. Vias on home made PCB's are exceedingly annoying for me. This one and my HTTP server board will be the first boards I've had made and I'm eager to see how they turn out.

 

[be80be]

you all host your pic on imageshack I have a server just wasting time just about like imageshack haven't had any one use it. lol Here my min board **broken link removed**
and for a little fun here my wife getting on me for being in the basement
**broken link removed**

 

[3v0]

@be80be
One of these days we have got to get you into PCBs You should be uploading your images to this forum. That way if image shack or whatever goes in the dumper they are still here.

@Mark
I feel the same way about vias, just a bit less so on jumpers. On boards for school I use a 1/8th watt resistor where it saves a via or jumper. Not so cool as pure SMD but it works for me. Another thing that works is to use a through hole processor and have its pins act as vias.

Let us know how the HTTP server comes out.

 

[be80be]

It's there I have 3 of My own 1 mail sever 1 that host pic and 1 That has my first love on it all about Linux.**broken link removed**

 

[DirtyLude]

@be80be
Let us know how the HTTP server comes out.

I'm pretty pleased with this project and it's pretty fun, so I hardly need an excuse to show it off.

The pictures show the homebrew PCB I made top and bottom. Not everything is populated yet, mostly the microSD card slot and the headers are all that need to still go on. I'm trying to work out the last bugs to get out the door. It serves up pages, but I'm only using a single socket, and if you refresh too quickly, it hangs. With the homebrew PCB I have all the vias on open board, so I can solder them thru.

The routing shots are of the board I'll submit to be made up, top and bottom. I have everything that's on the homemade board, but it's only 2/3'rds the size. It's pretty tiny.

It's there I have 3 of My own 1 mail sever 1 that host pic and 1 That has my first love on it all about Linux.

I've been running a Fedora LAMP and mail server for years. I have pictures in old posts in here that don't resolve because I removed those pictures in disk re-orgs. It's better just to upload the pictures if you can.

What's a Min board? What does that board do?

 

[be80be]

It just a board to plug a 12f683 into one side of my bread board so I'll have more room. It all so plugs in to a robot i made from a mouse that's controlled by IR sony remote. I use Gallery for my pic server as long as I keep my domain name not much to worry It resolves by name see the pic come like this
**broken link removed** I have changed hard drives as long as you keep your data base the same thay come up the same

 

[DirtyLude]

Ya, I also use gallery. It's always interesting going through other peoples photos. You might want to customize gallery a little, it still has the generic install text in it.

HigginsTribe

 

[be80be]

I did you see at the top where it said something new it was till Google drop a banner that I had on it so I put back the generic 1 till I get back to fixing the banner.