Adding ordering help to the english readme, now with fixed tables #19
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…opy the table format from further up the readme, as that obviously already worked.
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Would also note that I was not sure how to test this...but I directly copied the formatting from the existing (working) table, so should be ok? |
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I found the information kinda scattered on how, specifically, to order from the pcb manufacturers, so I compiled some of what I used. I successfully ordered both Amoeba Royale and 'Container' PCBs using this methodology. Note that JLCPCB no longer allows the mxledbit format - unless you specifically talk to their support and say 'this worked for others'.