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--- featherchorder [2016/02/21 21:07]
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-Thec advantage of using this board is that it has both the LiPo charger and the BLE transceiver built in reducing the board count for the chorder from three to one. All that is required is to attach the keys and on/off switch, plug in the battery and then program it over a standard micro usb cable.
+The advantage of using this board is that it has both the LiPo charger and the BLE transceiver built in, reducing the board count for the chorder from three to one. All that is required is to attach the keys and on/off switch, plug in the battery, and then program it over a standard micro usb cable.
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 {{https://github.com/clc/chorder|https://github.com/clc/chorder}}
 </box|Thanks to Charles Chen for his work on this version! >
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   - an adafruit feather 32u4 bluefruit
-  - 7 keyswitches, I suggest Cherry Red MX switches((I still put in lighter springs, but the reds are the best switch with which to start.))
+  - 7 keyswitches; I suggest Cherry Red MX switches((I still put in lighter springs, but the reds are the best switch with which to start.))
   - a small SPDT switch
-  - a LiPo battery with 2-pin JST-PH connector, I like 350mA, 500mA is probably overkill.
+  - a LiPo battery with 2-pin JST-PH connector; I like 350mA, 500mA is probably overkill.
   - something to hold your keys, see other sections of this site for case  ideas.  It will work with the [[:3d_printer_files]].