On Jun 8, 5:39 pm, jack <[email protected]> wrote:
> Jeff...
>
> With all this talk about a group build (pros and cons), I thought I
> would toss in my 2 cents.
>
> I do not mind paying in advance before the product gets going and off
> the ground. You do need some start up money to get going. You sound like
> a stand up guy to me, so I am not worried about the money.
Jack, thank you for the kind words and kind offer. However, I think
you missed an earlier posting of mine. I already have all the
components needed sitting on my work bench. They're already paid
for. The development is done. In fact I have some number of
assembled modules on my bench (dozen or so, some working, some not)
which I was in the process of debugging and fixing (there are always a
few soldering failures and some component failures) when I was
overcome by circumstances. I always keep at least four working ones
on hand and preferably eight, because it makes testing new modules so
much easier if they can be combined with three working modules.
All that is lacking is for me to clean the area around and on my bench
enough to make it usable and for me to make the time for those
projects. I have a number of other things ahead of that stuff in the
queue at the moment. On the bright side, I've been making pretty
good progress on the other stuff, which is a nice change from the
last two years of delay.
Jeff Walther
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