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Everything should be supplied in a pink antistatic plastic "zip" bag. This early photo shows two 10R resistors - whereas there is only one needed. | Everything should be supplied in a pink antistatic plastic "zip" bag. This early photo shows two 10R resistors - whereas there is only one needed. | ||
'''Note''' | |||
'''From kit No. 0770 onwards, the two 68ohm resistors, 1K5 ohm, 1M ohm and two 3V6 zener diodes are no longer included''' | |||
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[[File:Position_MAC.jpg|800px|center|thumb|On the back of the pcb, on later kits, the tiny SMT MAC chip will have been already soldered in place for safe keeping]] | [[File:Position_MAC.jpg|800px|center|thumb|On the back of the pcb, on later kits, the tiny SMT MAC chip will have been already soldered in place for safe keeping]] | ||
A 32 pin connector strip is supplied to help you connect you Nanode into a breadboard. | |||
'''Spare Components''' | '''Spare Components - no longer included from kit 0770 onwards''' | ||
The following components are for the Vusb option - they should not be fitted in the basic kit: | The following components are for the Vusb option - they should not be fitted in the basic kit: | ||
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1 x 1K5 resistor | 1 x 1K5 resistor | ||
==Step 2== | ==Step 2== | ||
