Homebrew PCBs

I'm sure a few of you are on the Sparkfun forums.  I'm interested in 
making a few bluetooth Port-o-Rotary boards for converting, say, 
candlesticks or DynaTacs.  Someone there, John Morley, said that he 
tweaked the board design to correct some problems.  I posted and PMed that 
I'm interested in the specifics (board files, source code, etc) but 
nobody has replied.  Can someone here help?  Has anyone here done anything 
with the Port-o-Rotary in any way?

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On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 2:16 PM, David Griffith <dgriffi@...>wrote:

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>
>
> I'm sure a few of you are on the Sparkfun forums. I'm interested in
> making a few bluetooth Port-o-Rotary boards for converting, say,
> candlesticks or DynaTacs. Someone there, John Morley, said that he
> tweaked the board design to correct some problems. I posted and PMed that
> I'm interested in the specifics (board files, source code, etc) but
> nobody has replied. Can someone here help? Has anyone here done anything
> with the Port-o-Rotary in any way?
>
>
I did a board design, but got I got stalled on the software end. I'm not
sure the source code that can be downloaded from sparkfun is the same as
they ship in their finished product.

 I'd be interested in working on the project some more, but my hardware
design is probably a little too specific to the phone host I wanted to use.

This blog may also be of interest.
http://btericofon.blogspot.com/2009/12/original-idea.html


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carl
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