I would rather design a PCB knowing which parts you will support and incorporate those parts into my design instead of finding out the parts you support after I design a PCB and submit my Gerbers.

Please include a .pdf version of the Eagle Schematic files for people who don't own Eagle Licences, it would be very helpful. Thanks!

In particular I'm looking for the schematic for seeed arch gprs v2

If Grove (4 pin) connectors could be waterproof, that would make it easier to use outdoors/in harsh environments.

Wouldn't have to be IP67 or IP68 compliant, just something a bit more robust that what exists.

You'd need bulkhead connectors as well, so you could put a controller/batteries in a waterproof box, and the sensors someplace else.

In my case [FireFox 33.1.1 on Win 7 64bit] the "Sign In" button jumps left when the slothful Facebook button finally appears. The timing places the Facebook button under my mouse pointer at exactly the same time as perform a mouse click -- hugely frustrating!

I suggest you move the Facebook button to a position under or above the Sign In button.

I want to make a geek ruler.This ruler should include common package, trace width, button battery, led. buzzer. Anyone who want to test components whether breakover, he just need to put it on the pad and judge the sound. Also he can use this ruler as a flashlight. Please give me some more useful ideas

The 3D printing should show the output design diameters for confirmation after uploading the STL file. Now there is an 3D image of the design and volume being calculated. I would like to see the volume units and general diameters for confirmation of my design. If I saw that my print dimensions match the ones on the site it would be very helpful. I would imagine that this would make things very clear and lower the ordering threshold from customers also.

LinkIt update requests:
-Antennas for the LinkIt to be on the board (at least the GPS). The GPS is heavy.
-Make it so that the SD card can be accessed at the same time the serial to computer is running.
-Have an external power pins for powering the unit and charging the battery.
-Move the microSD card away from the USB connection.

Please split the category of your shop's website for "Service and Gifts" into two categories "Service" and "Gifts". These categories have nothing to do with each other, and it makes getting to Fusion services a little more difficult.

I'm guessing that new people to the site and going to have trouble finding the PCB service ("Fusion") if they don't know that it's called "Fusion" and would not think to look in a "Gifts" category...

thanks

The idea of combining the Grove system with an ATmega chip in the recent Lotus board is great. Working in the field of education, also using Picaxe chips along with a free flowcharting software (Logicator) we are dreaming of a same type of board with a 28x2 chip.

My 1st ever order from Seeed for Sark110 Vector-Impedance Analyzer arrived via Postage Service but the packing box was badly crushed and some damage to Analyzer (that i had to repair) had occurred. The small size outer packing cardboard carton box was simply not strong enough for International Shipping.

Add a link for the new ESP8266 Support Forum esp8266.com so user on Seeed can get real infromation about this IC!

http://www.esp8266.com is doing a wonderful job supporting this IC!!!

Just hate ruining a nicely designed and brand new board like this to use 3.3V on the MCP2515. I can understand the design as the Uno is based on 5V logic and is also a requirement for the MCP2551 but for added compatibility it would be nice to see in future revisions.

Ability to cancel or change an order at any stage in the process.

-Customer should receive no refund for the completed work
-Customers should be able to receive a store credit for work that is not complete yet.
-i.e. If customer pays for PCB + PCBA and cancels between PCB and PCBA, customer pays for PCB but not PCBA. Customer can make changes and then pay for a new order.

I, WALTER BLAND SUGGEST SEEED TO be the first, to START adding USB connectors to your electronics, every thing now-a-days is USB CONNECTION AND COAXIAL RG56 ESPECIALLY WITH COMPUTERS. THANK YOU, WALTER BLAND.

I did not find a soldering Iron in your product list. Any particular reason? or did I miss out on that?

bitcoin is easier and cheaper than shitty credit cards. Adafruit.com and many chinese PCB manufactureres already accept it.