Yep. That is their model. They can have a lead time on some parts. That is the reason for trying to setup stock at CircuitCo. That way you can get them in smaller quantities and get them when needed. CircuitCo can also buy them in larger volumes.
That's a great news. I was thinking about asking one of the
traditional OSHW distributors like Sparkfun or Adafruit for adding
appropriate connectors to their offer, but now I see it will not be
necessary. Thanks!
Thanks for that info. I had gone through MLE's website and it only
looked like they provided samples. I tried contacting their
distributors but no-one was any help. But if MLE is who I should talk
to, that is where I will go.
hi,
I am new to beagle board -xm. i want to interface dc motor to beagle board… can any one help me in giving out the procedure to interface dc motor in detail
FlyingBone is a cape prototyping tool and the github repository
contains only files related to it. If you would like to build a cape,
you definitely should familiarize yourself with the BeagleBone SRM. It
has all the schematics and connector and pin descriptions. You can
find all the docs for Beagle boards at beagleboard.org.