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Nano has 30 pins per side and sometimes the six pin header pin is included. ? Use the below to search for like items or order from these sites as shown. ? New Nanos usually come with the Nano port - USB cable so you can down load sketches. ? I program my Nanos not plugged into the DDS.? Just make sure the NANO (pins) is resting on non-conductive surface. ? I’m sure other members have better parts sources IE ? ?K9AGE ? I would use pre-cut 15 pin headers as I find they are a bit tricky to saw…I use a FINE tooth hobby saw. ? The pins are segmented so small wire cutter pliers should work. Make an effort to keep pins and headers at right angles to the Nano./ DDS PCB. You can solder a center pin and or header and check for alignment. Then good to go-solder all. Check for solder bridges etc.. ? If you’re not sure about this procedure- note the component side and place a mark denoting the USB port for Nano insertion. ? And finally I write the version # on a self-stick Dot? This way I know what sketch I downloaded into the Nano .? I have about 4 Nanos floating around on my desk so I try to keep from confusing myself.? Otherwise just boot the Nano and DDS will tell all. ? copy and paste this Ebay item number should show Header pins ?eBay item number: 171686744816 ? ? copy and paste this Ebay item number and it should show the headers: eBay item number: 292149896446 ? NANO IO Expansion Board +400 Point Breadboard+120Pcs Jumper Wires Male/Female copy and paste this Ebay item number and it should show the headers: eBay item number: 282608752030 I show and used more wires on the LCD than are needed,.,to ?lazy to make more efficient for now. I encourage you to shop around and I like free shipping :) I’m almost certain many BITX’ers know of better sources. 73 Larry WA9DOH On Fri, Aug 18, 2017 at 3:56 PM, John D (gmail) <1practical.man@...> wrote:
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