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418 orders since Mar 06, 2022

8 Reviews

yiwu, Zhejiang, China

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CH347 Development Board

CH347 Development Board

MuseLab

$5.00

PDTricker Fast Charge Deception Tool

PDTricker Fast Charge Deception Tool

MuseLab

$5.00

nanoCH32V003 Development Board

nanoCH32V003 Development Board

MuseLab

$1.50

iCESugar-nano

iCESugar-nano

MuseLab

$19.00

PMOD-HDMI Expansion Board

PMOD-HDMI Expansion Board

MuseLab

$2.80

iCESugar FPGA Development Board

iCESugar FPGA Development Board

MuseLab

$32.00

nanoCH32V203 Development Board

nanoCH32V203 Development Board

MuseLab

$3.00

nanoUART Serial Port Tool

nanoUART Serial Port Tool

MuseLab

$5.80

CH552G Development Board

CH552G Development Board

MuseLab

$2.80

iCESugar-Pro FPGA Development Board

iCESugar-Pro FPGA Development Board

MuseLab

$60.00

PMOD-LED Expansion Board

PMOD-LED Expansion Board

MuseLab

$2.80

nanoESP32-S3 Development Board

nanoESP32-S3 Development Board

MuseLab

$12.80

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Product: (4.88)

Documentation: (4.00)

Shipping: (4.38)

Communication: (4.12)

Matthew | March 20, 2023

Such a neat little board

For nanoCH32V003 Development Board

I saw how much the bare chips were going for and couldn't believe it so I had to get the dev board. This particular dev board looks to be the best deal and smallest currently on the market. The MoanRiver IDE is a bit odd but after going over several you tube videos I got it to work. I couldn't get the linked Cjacker GPIO blink example to compile. However I found this repository works https://github.com/openwch/ch32v003. This board is definitely more work to get going than Circuit Python or Arduino. There might be boards with a more streamlined experience for jumping into RISC-V than this one. The reason to buy this board is to test yourself to do as much as possible with the most inexpensive 32-bit RISC-V microcontroller. It is still a little to hard to work with to be replacing a PI pico for beginners. Perhaps soon that will change.

Hans | March 17, 2023

Boards work great, the documentation is also quite good.

For nanoCH32V003 Development Board

Bought a few boards and a link/programmer board, after reading the documentation I was able to compile and upload my first program.

Derek | March 3, 2023

Well made. Looks good.

For The AntRunner Rotator

It is well made and looks good.
I will be testing it in the coming days.

The rotator and BoM is as described.
The controller is positioned under the top elevation bracket to reduce long motor cables.
USB and Power cables need to be long enough to not tangle when operating.

Thanks

Luke | March 2, 2023

As described - thanks!

For nanoCH32V305 Development Board

Just did minimal testing so far. Took a while to arrive, likely due to Chinese New Year. There is a Github available with some basic examples.
The WCH EVT will have more examples available (also on GitHub)

Well packaged & the LCD option looks great!

Luke | March 2, 2023

As described - thanks!

For nanoCH32V203 Development Board

Just did minimal testing so far. Took a while to arrive, likely due to Chinese New Year. There is a Github available with some basic exa
The WCH EVT will have more examples available (also on GitHub)

Well packaged. LCD option looks great++

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