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This is a breakout board that exposes all the pads of a XIAO RP2350 board. You can also attach a 2 pin JST connector for a battery.

I’ve successfully used a hot plate and solder paste to reflow bare PCBs onto this board. The through-holes are placed such that you can insert into a breadboard.

PCB for building a common-mode choke for amateur radio use. The standard choke uses 10 bifilar turns of 16 AWG copper wire wound around a 15mm FT114-43 toroid. This board will also accommodate a FT140 or FT240 toroid as well.

Each end may be terminated with a Molex BNC connector (P/N 0731000105), an RG-316 pigtail, or a combination of the two.

Intended as a compact, build-it-yourself PCB for inline HF common-mode choke.

Current design version: 1.4

THIS IS AN OLDER VERSION Please use the newer version (1.4)

PCB for building a common-mode choke for amateur radio use. The standard choke uses 10 bifilar turns of 16 AWG copper wire wound around a 15mm FT114-43 toroid. This board will also accommodate a FT140 or FT240 toroid as well.

Each end may be terminated with a Molex BNC connector (P/N 0731000105), an RG-316 pigtail, or a combination of the two.

Intended as a compact, build-it-yourself PCB for inline HF common-mode choke.

This version: 1.0