06:15 <azonenberg> AKL-AD3 v0.2 pcb is done with SMT

06:16 <azonenberg> still needs power connectors and sma

08:33 <bvernoux> hello

08:33 <bvernoux> it is crazy on twitter what we can see from fake researcher

08:33 <bvernoux> I have poster that about a guy giammaiot2 https://twitter.com/hydrabus/status/1439141791484334081

08:34 <bvernoux> This guy have just copied all content of github to paste it on his blog

08:34 <bvernoux> It is clearly scammer

08:34 <bvernoux> I imagine to have more follower on Twitter like if he's the original author ...

08:35 <bvernoux> The most funny is he do not even have tested the stuff as I have contacted him with private message on Twitter as I was thinking he was the author

09:58 <azonenberg> also still waiting on the flex

09:58 <azonenberg> last i heard it should have shipped by now

09:58 <azonenberg> but hasn't

14:01 <GenTooMan> depends entirely on how the manufacturer is handling things with flex. I worked at a flex place for a bit. Even if you are a volume customer it depends on the inspection team and how efficient their procedures are. I assume your flex is 2 layer as long as it doesn't have micro vias on it, it shouldn't take too long.

14:01 <GenTooMan> the challenge becomes how shipping at the place is organized. That often ends up being the bottle neck.

20:04 <azonenberg> this is oshpark, i dont know if they use the same fab for flex and rigid

20:05 <azonenberg> i ordered them at the same time but not sure when the panels went out

20:05 <azonenberg> they move less volume on flex so that might have been part of it