Free PCB Sunday: Pick your PCB

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We go through a lot of prototype PCBs, and end up with lots of extras that we’ll never use. Every Sunday we give away a few PCBs from one of our past or future projects, or a related prototype. Our PCBs are made through Seeed Studio’s Fusion board service.

This week two random commenters will get a coupon code for the free PCB drawer tomorrow morning. Pick your own PCB.

You get unlimited free PCBs now – finish one and we’ll send you another!

Don’t forget there’s free PCBs three times every week:

Are you interested in blogging with us? Drop us a line. This probably won’t be a paid position, but you get a back stage pass, free PCBs, and free projects. US and international bloggers are welcome.

Some stuff:

  • Yes, we’ll mail it anywhere in the world!
  • Be sure to use a real e-mail in the address field so we can contact you with the coupon.
  • Limit one PCB per address per month please.
  • Like everything else on this site, PCBs are offered without warranty.
  • PCBs are scrap and have no value, due to limited supply it is not possible to replace a board lost in the post

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  29. If it keeps raining for much longer, I am going to need a project to stay sane. I am sure there is something in the PCB drawer that would be fun.

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  32. 63 miles bike ride — magetoo — pls snd the rain over here2 we really need it in Joseph Henry’s birthplace…

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  37. A free PCB please.

    Now the rain has abated slightly but still there are major flood warnings. My sister was cut off last week next weeks weather looks like intermittent showers with flooding and rain.

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  47. Two more days in this hospital and I’ll be released. I was fortunate enough to be allowed to get out Sunday to test the stk500 firmware patch with Atmel Studio 6 (yes the special stk500 firmware for the buspirate can now be used to program avr chips directly from Atmel Studio 6 (and probably avr studio 5 as well but I don’t have that installed anymore)).

    Now I just hope there are any PSoC3 boards left when I’ll finally win my ticket… I have a project in mind that could really use it and my PSoC1 just doesn’t seem powerful enough to do the job…

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  62. It’s my first post in this site, Congratulations!!!!

    Mi primer post en este lugar, felicidades!!!!

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  63. Please take away some free time from me by sending a PCB. All the free time is crushing me, holidays is so much fun ;)

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  68. When Life gives you lemons, just stay at home and freakin’ hack out some electronics projects… (Lemonade optional) ;)

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  94. Fresh off work, and back to fun stuff! :D Maybe I’ll win one of these guys for a future project, eh?

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