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A quick note to suggest if this board ever sees a hardware revision or is replaced by the RV-3032, mounting holes should definitely be included.
Having worked with this RTC since it was released, I can report it can be very awkward to use, as it can't easily be connected/mounted to other Qwiic boards using standoffs. While it can be soldered onto a protoboard, it generally needs to be soldered at an angle or upside down to ensure the coin cell holder doesn't cause a short.
IMO, the design of the RV-1805, including the use of a supercap instead of a coin-cell, is preferable.
Cheers,
Adam
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An update a couple of years later that I still believe the lack of mounting holes are a major weakness of this board. It would pair super well with the Datalogger IoT 9DoF, if only could be mounted directly!
A quick note to suggest if this board ever sees a hardware revision or is replaced by the RV-3032, mounting holes should definitely be included.
Having worked with this RTC since it was released, I can report it can be very awkward to use, as it can't easily be connected/mounted to other Qwiic boards using standoffs. While it can be soldered onto a protoboard, it generally needs to be soldered at an angle or upside down to ensure the coin cell holder doesn't cause a short.
IMO, the design of the RV-1805, including the use of a supercap instead of a coin-cell, is preferable.
Cheers,
Adam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: