Step 3: Lets Start Building
The first step in laying out the kit is to have a clean work surface, with your components set aside and easily identifiable. We will not be going in to detail on soldering and assembly techniques here, Google is your friend and you should be able to find some best practices out there.
All soldering will be done on the back of the board (the side opposite to where you place the components. All the holes are plated through, so you only need to solder them on the back-side and the electrical connection to the front will be automatically made for you.
Take care in soldering as this will determine if your project works or not.
If you have never soldered before, you may want to look to a friend, or even consider purchasing a fully assembled and tested board.
All soldering will be done on the back of the board (the side opposite to where you place the components. All the holes are plated through, so you only need to solder them on the back-side and the electrical connection to the front will be automatically made for you.
Take care in soldering as this will determine if your project works or not.
If you have never soldered before, you may want to look to a friend, or even consider purchasing a fully assembled and tested board.
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