Does Anybody know what the difference between the A-One Normal and the cheaper A-One VIP is?
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Hi all,
I realize I respond to a question which is over a year old, but maybe more people would like to know this.
I recently purchased an A-One VIP and it is cheaper as it is a kit, not the tested version and it only includes the PCB and all pre-programmed programmable components. It was fun to build it and I had no problems at all to find all the remaining components on Ebay. All together, building it yourself saves about 40US$ or so, but I prefered to build it myself.
Have fun all, hope this helps!
P.s. I think the VIP is temporary unavailable in Achatz webshop...