Almost ... Grrrr

This ... Might work 🤔

Probing the #PinePhone #LoRa Backplate ... With Bus Pirate and #Pinebook Pro ... Seems to be responding on I2C? 🤔

https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/Pinedio#Pinephone_backplate

Bus Pirate says that #PinePhone #LoRa Backplate is at I2C Address 0x00 ... But it should be 0x28 instead 🤔

https://github.com/lupyuen/pinephone-lora

Bus Pirate reading from #PinePhone #LoRa Backplate at I2C Address 0x28 ... Nope no response 🤔

https://github.com/lupyuen/pinephone-lora

Same thing happens when we probe the Breakout Board for #LoRa Backplate 😭

https://github.com/lupyuen/pinephone-lora

Why won't the #LoRa Backplate respond to "i2cdetect" on #PinePhone? 🤔

https://github.com/lupyuen/pinephone-lora#test-lora-backplate-on-pinephone

@lupyuen This makes me very uncomfortable!

@lupyuen this is what I was going to suggest, but the putty farther down. In fact. if you put it so far down only a mm or so of the wire leads produce from the bottom it should be able to rest on top comfortably. A low center of gravity plus less wire length so less bending I think should do the trick.

Honestly I'm surprised you dont just have a 2x row header you could use instead.

@freemo Thanks! Lemme try that

@lupyuen the key will getting them spaced just right in the clay I think.. but if you do without much showing I think it might work nicely. Good luck.

@lupyuen I would solder bare thin wires (copper strands) to the pads, snip them off at a few millimetres, then use ez hooks to connect.

@modrobert Yep that should work 👍

@lupyuen @modrobert Yes, and I even loop the thin wire back to the pad, so that the hook can't slid off. If pad is too tiny, then loop back the end and solder to itself.