To anyone who is thinking about getting a NADSbox: GET ONE. Don't hesitate! I've owned one for years (from Ken's original batch) and it has worked flawlessly every time. You will not regret it.
Cheers, Bert On 9/13/19 12:59 PM, Ken Pettit wrote: > Hey Gang, > > Some time ago I sent an email that I was working on getting a handful of > NADSBoxes ready for sale.?? These were the "fall-out" from PCB yeild > issues I experienced in 2008, and all of these needed a fair amount of > TLC to get them working.?? After I sent that email, I ended up going to > the hospital a couple of times for angioplasty, bypass surgery, etc. > > Well I have been back on it for the past few days and am getting close > to having them ready.?? I currently have 12 that I know (or at least > strongly believe) work, but I think I can get this number of to 15 by > next week.?? I have ordered new CR2032 RTC backup batteries and > additional DB9 - DB25 connectors which should arrive in 3-4 days.?? I > plan to spend the rest of today and the weekend fininshing up final > testing and assembly of the 12 units I know work, then will focus on > getting the other 3 that I *think* I can get working. > > I expect to be able to make an announcement sometime next week about > putting them on sale.?? I will post a message to this list regarding the > time they will go on sale so everyone knows when it will happen.?? Then > after the actual sale announcement, I think it will have to be a > first-come first-serve basis.?? Not sure how else to do it if there are > more than 12-15 people who want one, but I'm open to suggestions.?? I > will sell only one to each person ... please don't ask for more than > one, it won't happen. > > Attached is a photo of the raw materials (i.e. not yet assembled, still > awaiting final rigorous testing).?? Low resolution to keep the file size > small, but you get the idea. > > Ken
