Has anyone developed a DIY arduboy kit

[Cody17 (Cody)]

So I’m curios to see if anyone had built DIY arduboy prototype kit and would be willing to sell it. I love DIY and I thought this would be cool project to build.

[uXe]

DIY Arduboy Kit

As Arduboy is a very simple platform, it would be interesting to make a DIY kit version for those who want to learn soldering (parents with children, soldering workshops, maker faires, etc.) This kit would be made of 9 through-hole components: 1 OLED screen 0.96" or 1.3" (depending on price) 6 buttons 12x12 mm with white & red caps 1 Pro Micro 1 buzzer As such, the DIY Arduboy Kit would have less features than the Arduboy (no battery and no case), but could be offered at a lower price point …

[lmayencou]

I have start something like this, you can find all the files on my github and previous post : DIY hardware (dev kit)

I also have started a new version based on NRF5x (Arm cortex-M0+ / ble Soc) but still have to invest time on it.

[Cody17 (Cody)]

Syrah but I mean somthing like you send the pcb and parts to make some thing like @lmayencou

[bateske (Kevin)]

Be sure to check out this thread where many users have shared and posted how they built their own Arduboy compatible systems:

$12 Arduboy compatible system

Continuing the discussion from Where can I get a dev kit?: A few days after the Arduboy campaign launched on Kickstarter, I used the information, photos, Dev Kit information on Tindie, and the ArduBreakout code on GitHub to get a pretty good idea of the design and parts used. On May 16 I ordered parts I needed, from Chinese sellers on eBay. The parts arrived last Friday, June 12. The result is pictured here. [image] I used a copy of the SparkFun Pro Micro 3.3V/8MHz for the Arduino base syst…