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| − | == Lipo Booster soldering == | + | == Assembling the base station == |
| − | The kit can be used either with a PowerBoost 500 Charger, either a PowerBoost 1000 Charger.
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| − | The soldering operation depends on the selected PowerBoost model.
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| − | === PowerBoost 500 Charger Soldering ===
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| − | The PowerBoost 500 is the default powering system of this kit.
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| − | Let's solder it
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| − | {{asm-text}} Pico up the base board with the back of the board on the desk.
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| − | You should see Qwiic connector and the text "PowerBoost 500 Charger" written.
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| − | {{asm-text}} Place a section of 8 pins into the connector (the short part into the connector).
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| − | {{underline|Tip:}} use a small piece a paper tape to maintain the connector right in place.
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| − | {{asm-text}} Flip over the board and solder the connector in place.
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| − | {{asm-text}} Flip the board again (to see the "PowerBoost" text).
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| − | Slides the PowerBoost 500 on the connector, Solder it and cut-out the pin near of the board (with a diagonal cutter).
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| − | '''WARNING: Electronic components must be visible on the breakout!'''
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| − | * Push on the PowerBoost breakout with the nail against the connector.<br />This will flatten the breakout on the connector (and make it paralleled to the base board).
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| − | * Charge the tip of the iron with some solder.
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| − | * Tack a drop of solder on one pin to make the breakout staying right in place (no need to be perfect right now)
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| − | * Solder the other pins of the breakout
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| − | * Now solder the initial tacked pin (to have a nice & great solder join on that pin too)
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Abstract
The original version of the CANSAT kit required many soldering operation. It's intimidating for newcomers with little experience with a soldering iron.
With the CANSAT V2 kit, things have been made easier than ever, no solder required!
Assembling the Cansat
Let's prepare the main CANSAT board.
Assembling the base station
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Written by Meurisse D. for MCHobby
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