Good luck with the Pi RP2350 board!! I'm looking for places people might be able to help with the project.

[kreely]

Hi,
I think you've built a great, useful resource for hobbyists and perhaps even popular "open source" projects that want to customise a commonly available board.

I found the project via HN today.

This was originally going to be a question about how hardware compatible the 2350 was to the 2040 were an whether the newer chip could be simply "chucked in"... A quick google shows the pins are different in various places... So that answers that question.

Good luck with this next step of the design!!

If I get time, I'll look around for ways that I might be able to help in a quick/easy way to help the project tick along. Even things like finding spelling mistakes can be useful sometimes.

Love that you've opted for USB-C for these boards.

Cheers,
DC

[Hanqaqa]

Thank you very much kreely!

I started this project a few years ago when I wanted to learn to design something more complicated than simply throwing devboards and sensors into a PCB! I hated having 4 different USB cables and decided to try my hand at redoing the Arduino UNO with USB-C.

Right now my friend and I are working on a nRF52820 (a copy of its dongle version), a RP2350A (Copy of the Pi Pico 2) and a 2354B where we plan on doing a devboard with maybe some dedicated ADCs. We think we could have them ready and ordered in about a month, so at least for now we aren't looking for help with those boards.

I think I will ask for community help for other boards like the Teensy with NXP i.MX RT1062 or something similar, but I don't think there are any more "easy" devboards to be honest!

And thanks again for the words of encouragement!