I did exactly that last week. Fully pasted a board, starting installing all the main component, moved to the caps and resistor to realized I was missing a bunch !!!

I made these for the exact reason Steve is pointing : I got a TT .. without PSU .. this was the easy way to get it powered.
Now I'm glad it can help other people in similar situation.
Rodolphe

That last one looks good. Once melted it should make a clean pad contact.

Use a 74LVC244 with pull-up to 5V on the output (5V side).
It's a 3.3v device with 5V i/o support. I use it a lot of places exactly for this.
Rodolphe

dhedberg wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 01, 2020 5:45 pm

It's so... so... pink!

There .. you can fix it with this : https://retrohax.net/shop/atari/spray-p ... e-st-grey/

I use Eagle 7.7 (on Mac ) and PCBWay for all my PCB. They check the file you send before letting you pay, work with you on fixing issue and shipping is fast.

"Oh you have a PhD .. I'm going to have to show you how it works then ... ".....

That is indeed very close. Closer than what I've seen so far.

on command help, the bracket are here to show you the parameter is optional, they are not part of the command options, so [user] mean that you should replace [user] by the username .
If you don't specify it at all , it'll ask for it.