Dongle PCB coop

[trekster]

Please put me down for four (4) please and thank you.

Ron

[diceman3807]

I would like 4 as well please.

Thanks,
Jon

[BigVettePimp]

4 for me please.
RJ you da man

[TAdamsOK]

Put me down for 4 as well. 

Thanks

[gforman]

please put me down for 6

thank you RJ

Glen

[galgon]

It looks like we hit the 50 mark in a matter of hours. 

Put me down for 4.

[inzeos]

As a newbie here do I need to order the PCB now then wait for a kit coop or will you be doing a kit with PCB coop later this year?
Thanks
Gordon

There is no kit coop for the PCB.  The part savings is negligible as stated on previous occasions.

This is a good way for you to get your first dongle PCBs.

[eyearedan]

Ill take 3.  Please note that I just sent you a message before I saw this coop. I dont want you to double count me.

[Rainlover]

I will take 4 please.

Thanks,
John

[inzeos]

Put me down for 4 boards.

[sims101]

Put me down for 4
Thank u

[mmulvenna]

8 for me please

[LondoB5]

I would like to order 4 boards please.

Thank you!

[chrisatpsu]

I'll go with 6

[CaptKirk]

As a newbie here do I need to order the PCB now then wait for a kit coop or will you be doing a kit with PCB coop later this year?
Thanks
Gordon

There is no kit coop for the PCB.  The part savings is negligible as stated on previous occasions.

This is a good way for you to get your first dongle PCBs.

Wow, I would not have thought that but the USB module (the main cost of the dongle) just really does not get any cheaper with quantity:
1:  $25.00   
25:  $24.00   
50:  $23.25   
100:  $22.40 

That would NOT be worth running a COOP would it...

When you order your parts at Mouser, I suggest ordering the resistors in minimum numbers of 10 as you can basically get some free resistors for your parts stores that way (it really drops the unit prices). I just figured that out ordering up parts for two dongles!