Niels Kjøller Lab writes:
HandyStick is yet another small development board with an AtmegaX8 (Atmega88, Atmega168, Atmega328). The board is targeted towards use with vUSB, a software implemented USB stack.
My first project is a DIY game pad.
It is cheap to manufacture, fitting two on a cheap 5x5cm 2-layer pcb, and using easy-to-source parts. As you can see below, I have more PCBs than I would need, so if you would like one (FREE), just get in touch.Possible uses:
-Using projects like USBAspLoader, you can get a USB programmable AVR board for less than $3 in parts.
-You can use this for USB HID-devices, such as joysticks, gamepads or even a full-featured MAME cabinet
-For more ideas, see the vUSB project list.
Project files are available on GitHub.
I’d like to build one, if you still have pcbs. danringer at mac dot com
I have a project in need of one as we speak!
Depending on postage etc, it would be a fun little board to build. Any boards left?
mountaindude there are still some left. The postage for most of the world outside europe is around USD 3.00 (with no insurance). Write me on niels dot k dot h squiggly-a gmail dot com if you are still interested :-)