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In case anyone is having intermittent issues with MacArthur and Maiana AIS
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(2024-03-20, 02:42 AM)Adrian Wrote: Based on the pictures, I agree with your friend that the connector probably wasn't soldered properly. The way the pins are bent while the others are still straight, I wonder if the part itself was chewed up and therefore not sitting flat during reflow.

I should have caught a loose connector during testing, as I plug a cable into it. I was definitely tugging on them while working through the latest batch today Smile

By any chance do you have the part# for the orig jack that was going to be used?  I see that the locking pin holes are still present on the PCB - I don't have any concerns with using some standoffs that are .5mm-1mm longer to keep well enough away from the Pi5 jack, and will use a couple layers of Kapton tape between the two.
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RE: In case anyone is having intermittent issues with MacArthur and Maiana AIS - by ozone_one - 2024-03-20, 03:51 AM

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