Just curious, once the hardware is finally decided upon, who is going to
do the much larger part of the job like write all the software, tutorial
notes, create images, wiring diagrams, PCB designs, build prototypes,
debug, decide on what beginners projects to use, develop them all as
full projects, combine it all into a neat package, add printed matter,
and then keep offering time, and gobs of it, to modify and/or add bits
and pieces for customers who will ultimately want something changed.

I know there's plenty of material available, but it may not be
compatable with the final system.

From my experience, this takes many many unpaid hours.

While this may have been enjoyable for me, it might not be workable for
someone who wants to make a little something from it all in the end.

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Best regards

Tony

mICros
http://www.bubblesoftonline.com
mailto:sales@bubblesoftonline.com

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