This would be for the board and the chip, with a shopping list, places to get parts, and a connection diagram, assembly instructions.
A completed board would be ready to connect, and have all the components installed, tested for operation, programmed, and fully functional for $500 USD.
The only 2 components that are considered Intellectual Property are the board and the chip, and I choose to not have these boards manufactured in China for the reasons of "cheapness" because I believe that the process I choose to use allows the inventor/ tinkerer/ builder to make money building and selling these boards to the locals in their area.
Maybe you could profit in your area by finishing the boards and selling them/ installing them?
I do have a PayPal Account now. To send money (if you want one) use my e-mail address for the recipient of the funds.
AlaskaStarStatistics: Posted by AlaskaStar — Mon Aug 25, 2008 5:29 am
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