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    backer Update #4 - What's inside the PyGo?

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      Bettina administrators
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      Dear Amazing Backers

      Earlier this week, I was in Eindhoven with Daniel and the team and we took a look at what is inside the PyGos.

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      Just HOW MUCH TECH has the team have managed to cram into such a small space?

      • ESP32
      • Semtech SX1272
      • Monarch Dual LTE-M
      • Memory chips for RAM and Flash
      • Wireless power system
      • Crystals and Connectors
      • The OLED
      • …and much more

      There's not a square millimetre left on that board, I tell you.

      Anyway, check it out for yourself as Daniel talks us though the PyGo board. Feast your eyes:

      See the Video HERE on Kickstarter
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      After the first take, we realised it was a bit difficult to see it all from just one angle so we did a second shoot from the top. Peep here:

      See the Video HERE on Kickstarter
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      Enjoy!

      Best wishes for a nice day
      Bettina, Daniel and the Pycom Team

      Bettina
      Pylot at Pycom

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        Thank you for your information, this is very helpful to me.

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