Old school method but still fun to do #satisfying.
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indeed old school… (but still nice) I made pcb’s thay way in the last century to
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RAK vs TTN 
… and bricked (I shouldn’t update the MPLAB IDE) 
so I need another programmer to unbrick my programmer 
ordered the new picket 4 … hope the gateway still works 
And the result: Another TTN Mapper Tracker:
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Not too many people are on the 3D Printing thread, so please indulge me if I also share here the Gateway I’ve been building:
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what about a led IN the letter O from LoRaWAN 
don’t post to many of these nice DIY pictures… 'I really don’t need a 3d printer - repeat loud ’ I really don’t need a 3d printer 
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See, you have a natural flair for design… you should get a printer 
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Real flair would be Led’s for the the three curved strips above and below animated to ‘radiate/ripple out’ - though may get irritating after a time!
But @BoRRoZ should still bite the bullet…he knows he wants to!
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haha. was thinking the same but caved in and ordered one yesterday.
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My work here is done 
I should really…
UPS man delivered my new Raspberry Pi Model 3B+ which I am browsing this very thread and replying to this very post with right now, but on an 8GB SD card I dug out of a storage box and just suspect caused me stress on a previous project???
Good price for a premium spec card!
You do need one now… 
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Even cheaper on Amazon
Note however that the Samsumg Evo+ are faster and cheaper – see this…
For an SD card, 16GB is more than enough – I would be happy with 8GB but you don’t find these anymore (in the same performance class)
For 20€ you can have a WD PiDrive, which has much more disk space and is much more reliable than SD cards…
really. ? so you know about my use case ? somebody in my team is leaking business secrets 
I was speaking for myself of course…
I have quite a lot of Pi’s in the wild, and I am not trusting too much these SD-cards. All these Pi’s are either using a small SD-cards, or for bigger projects I go for hard disks (spinning or SSD) or for home projects I do network boot. Which is why I do not really consider bigger SD-cards.
(And I am not using SD-cards for anything else than my RPis )
I was joking… I understand your point.
I just needed a new and faster SD card and this one was available, delivery next day for a good price… and indeed you can’t buy fast SD cards smaller then 16 gb.
I allready tested aSSD connected to RPI, works great but boot is very slow… unbelievable that the new RPI3 + still doesn’t have sata
Right…
At the last FOSDEM conference I saw the latest PINE64 boards with the PINE H64 – these are pretty cool!
made a program error , my temperature alarm node doesn’t work with negative numbers.
this morning I had to run to save the life of my olive trees 
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