In the end the cost will be damn near identical with how much it'll cost to ship and buy the hasbro one. I forgot to mention; the hasbro boards are extremely fragile and break way too easily. I broke mine within two weeks. Have some patience and you'll be much happier.
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I'll echo what the others have said. The NB's were designed as a (better) alternative to salvaging cheapie Hasbro and other cards. Unfortunately, Erv' isn't exactly a factory, so he makes batches as he gets the parts in. Trying to "cheap out" rarely works out that well in the end.
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Ok so I got a hold of a hasbro cheapo Yoda. It was suler easy to open only took a tiny bit of cutting. The board inside is super small. It fit jnto my ribbed extension and is only about 1/2" long. The clash and swing sensors are mounted to the board. I actually removed the swing sensor as it was not very responsive. I am waiting on a new siwing sensor and speaker from the store. I can't believe how small the board was. Can't be any bigger than the nano biscotte. The switch was a little harder to wire as the one it had was just a pressure switch and wasn't acthally wired to the board. But it qasnt hard to figure out where to solder one too.
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