Pictures I told the last few days while I was building the Phantom prototype, plus a few new pictures I took today.
Removing spacers from Teensy legs so Teensy can get as close to the PCB as possible:
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Teensy's legs through PCB, need to cut leg flush to PCB before soldering or the legs would interfere with switches F3, F4, 4, 5.
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PCB with Doides soldered:
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PCB with Teensy soldered:
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The wrong way to solder Teensy, legs too long:
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Closeup of Teensy on PCB:
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PrinsValium changed the firmware so the LEDs are not so bright. It is perfect now!
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Phantom living inside my mutilated clear acrylic case, which should give everyone a good idea where everything is:
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This is probably the first time you see how the USB cable comes out from the back. that opening works perfectly for Filco's cable, very secure. For Phantom, I zip-tied the USB cable to the Phantom PCB, and the hole appears to be too large, but the cable is very secure. I found out Goldtouch's USB cable is exactly the same as Filco's. I just have not tried using it on a Filco, and that it is missing Filco's Ferrite.
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End result:
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