DINO_BOARD

[vale217]

Submission Checklist:

• I am a current high school, middle school, or home schooled student.

  • I am 18 or under
  • I have filled out the verification form

• I have joined the #electronics channel on Slack

• I made this board from scratch, even if I followed a tutorial

• I have followed the directions in README.md

  • Created a folder under onboard/projects
  • Filled out TEMPLATE.md as README.md inside your project folder
  • Uploaded gerber.zip and schematic.pdf inside your project folder
  • Created a folder called src and uploaded design files
  • Uploaded screenshot of PCB order called cart.png with all costs included
  • I am ordering the smallest batch size (ie. JLCPCB's smallest order is for 5 boards)
  • If outside the US I've checked that I can afford the customs charges in my country (which isn't covered by the grant)

• (Optional) This project is from a tutorial¹.

• (Optional) This project is for the Trail.

• (Optional) I'm in a FIRST (FRC, FTC, FLL, etc.) team. The number is: ____

Footnotes

1. Projects from a tutorial are 100% fine! We just want to ask so we can count how people are using tutorials. ↩

[torbers]

Hi Valeria,
Please make sure your project folder DINO_BOARD is in /projects/. You can review this section of readme.md if you're confused. Thank you!

[prophetorpheus]

Hi, I'm Orpheus Leap! Here to help you review your PR.

projects/DINO_BOARD:

Required files

✅	README.md	A description of your project
✅	cart.png
projects/DINO_BOARD/ gerber.zip:

Happy OnBoarding!
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[vale217]

Hi! Thank you for considering my submission and sorry about that!! I think it should be fixed now :)

[torbers]

Hi Valeria,
Your gerber.zip file should contain the PCB manufacturing files (copper layers, drills, board outline, etc.) rather than the source files (the .jsons). This should be the same file you uploaded to JLCPCB.
Also, it doesn't look like you've selected assembly for your board, so there won't be any components soldered on, if you aren't expecting to assemble the board yourself. The PCB printing alone also looks like it will cost much more than usual - it should cost less than $20, but it seems like it's almost $75 in your cart. Here's a reference for how to make sure you use the correct printing options.
Thanks so much for participating - I can't wait to see your board!
tori

[LimesKey]

Hi @vale217!

Please feel free to ask for help if you need any here or #electronics on Slack. I'm closing this for cleanup right now, but if you get your PR fixed, please open up a new PR and link the old one!