Hans has a good picture of the USB-C connector in the video he just posted?
and it clearly shows the the solder wicking between the 16 pins and the associated via barrels as discussed in my previous notes. This is mandatory if you don't want "iffy" USB-C connections over the life of this wonderful product. You may find that the 16 pins on your USB-C connector have a whole lot less solder, or none. You need a solid USB-C interface for all the QMC product improvements and additions. Be careful adding flux and a dab of solder. Take your time.
By the way, the 16 pin USB-C means it is a Rotationally Symmetrical Connector and the plug can be inserted either way.?
73 Kees K5BCQ??
