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with socket head hex black screws(you can see to the left my x0xb0x with clear screws, like the electribes):

nice work gjvti!

Isopropyl alcohol + toothbrush + paper towel + cotton swabs here, the first pass it gets all sticky but a couple more passes get everything flux free. Sometimes, in small pcbs I just scratch away the flux with a wooden toothpick :)

Hi, looking at mbSEQ v4 pages: "Up to 4 MBHP_IIC_MIDI modules can be added if desired (note: with a simple hack in the IIC firmware even 8 modules could be accessed from the sequencer - infos available on request)." Is there anything special to be made on the hardware side to configure each module address?, the idea would be to build a dedicated pcb with 8 extra midi outs Btw. is it possible to "sequence/save" channel changes on the software side? thanks!

Bienvenido Marcos, se va viendo bien tu mb64 ;) Puedes comenzar por escribir tus dudas al respecto, por cierto, si pudieras hacerlo en inglés es más probable que obtengas ayuda.

Hi there, the spacer layer used by livid(check the image) is a must, otherwise the pads tend to move sideways when pressing them. I can't see an 8x8 spacer layer on their store though, but they provided custom made ones to use on the group buy for the arduinome

Wilba, everyone: 5mm leds fit too tight in livid rubber pad holes (I tested on my just finished arduinome), better to plan for 3mm leds.

Second!(again)

lazy cake, nom nom, thanks nils ;) And happy b-day hombre pequeño!

If you are not so picky about it and don't want to wait/spend more $/etc., just grab a needle or cutter and remove CAREFULLY the burr in the letters. But tell Schaeffer about this, maybe you can get a $discount for the next panel?

If going with Mouser, check this parts: 1/2" 4-40 standoff: 761-2057-440-AL-7 or in mm, 6mm, M3 standoff: 534-24431

so... your Mouser order with nuke parts caused a natural disaster in tenerife?