[Diy_efi] PC Board for WB02 36 LED bar graph display

[bcroe at juno.com]

As you may know, I have made available a bare PC board 
for a 36 LED bar Graph Display specifically to read out the 
signal from the DIY-WB project.  

The first batch of boards (original announcement below) was
sold out, but another batch has arrived as promised.  I took 
the time to make a few assembly improvements, notably 
adding a component locating silk screen.  A couple of minor 
moves and better hole sizes also added.  The parts list (with 
one correction last night) still works; same operation, just 
easier to build.  I did make the last of the 4 unused red LEDs 
into a Power On indicator by adding a resistor, its optional.  

A few people may get a small refund on this batch, due to a 
one time price break.  I'm not advertising a lower price, since 
it will go up again if I have to order the another batch.  

I built a sample of the latest PC board just to check it; took 
me just over an hour.  

Bruce Roe

On Wed, 27 Mar 2002 18:15:22 -0600 bcroe at juno.com writes:
> The bare PC boards for the WB 36 LED bar graph
> display seem to be fine.  These use the parts list from
> the diy web site, not included.  I like connectors, so the
> board will accept a PC 15 pin male D-Sub connector;
> I'd recommend a right angle type like
> J*mco 71124, $ .55
> Don't forget a mate for your cable, and a heat sink
> for the voltage regulator.


> I have about 30 of these to spare; I can slip one in an
> envelope to USA address, with documentation, if you
> send me $15.  I can get more later; price might vary.
> 
> Bruce Roe
> 2375 Parkview Av
> Aurora, IL 60504-9779
> 
> On Sat, 2 Mar 2002 12:40:26 -0600 bcroe at juno.com writes:
> > I am expecting several dozen PC boards for the WB LED
> > display, middle of next week.  After I test a couple, the rest
> > of the bare boards will become available.
> 
> >  A few parts have been swapped around to optimize
> > small size, looks like 2.2" x 4.3".
> 
> > Bruce Roe


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