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RE: Newbie request

Why not use the CharmIT kit?  If you bought all the components individually, it would still cost almost the same.  I know, I put my
own together using the same parts a year ago.  It ended up costing me about $1500, but I made my own case and bought the wrist
keyboard and batteries.  The MopsLCD6 is a nice board, but I would advice to get it without the built in RJ45 (they had some
problems with those and had to recall a large sum of those boards).  The only possible soldering you may have to do is the battery
for the CMOS (which I suggest doing).

Zach

-----Original Message-----
From: Carol Stein [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 8:57 AM
To: 
Cc: 
Subject: Re: Newbie request

If you get any positive responses, please let me know! I
kinda enjoy soldering a new plug to the end of the AC adaptor,
or reconnecting a loose wire for the laptop drive, but I
don't wanna wreck expensive stuff while I'm learning about
wearcomps, either.

Cheers --
Carol Stein


---- Meredydd <> wrote:

> I was wondering if there is anyone who is
> willing to sell a used/specially configured Lizzie, preferably
> not for too
> much more than the parts cost - 3 hours for a skilled hardware
> hacker == hell
> for me, and I just want to do stuff with these things.
> Any takers?
>
> Thanks for humouring the newbie,

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