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Author: ezcGman

README.md

@@ -21,21 +21,7 @@ It might happen that KiCad is missing my custom footprints. You can find and dow
 - Made in Germany! ;)
 
 ## Parts list
-All these parts can be easily found on AliExpress (except the PCBs ;) ):
-
-- 1x The PCB in this folder, printed e.g. at PCBWay or JLCPCB.com
-- 1x 0805 SMD capacitor of 100nF
-- 1x 0805 SMD capacitor of 10µF
-- 1x 0805 SMD capacitor of 22µF
-- 2x 0805 SMD resistor of 10kΩ
-- 1x 0805 SMD resistor of 100kΩ
-- 1x 0805 SMD resistor of 220kΩ
-- 2x 2.54mm single row male pin headers, 8 per side
-- 2x **2mm** single row male pin headers, 8 per side
-- 1x AMS1117-3.3 Low Dropout Regulator ("LDO")
-- 1x 2-Port 2.54mm pitch screw terminal
-- *(optional)* 0805 SMD resistor of 0kΩ (see below)
-- *(optional)* 2mm screws to mount the PCB somewhere
+Please see the iBOM which you can find in the `ibom` folder: It lists all components to easily find them on AliExpress, LCSC or your preferred component sourcing platform :)
 
 ## Tools list
 ### Required
@@ -55,4 +41,4 @@ If you want to use the timed deep sleep feature of the ESP8266, place a 0Ω resi
 Because: I have so many lying around here ¯\\_(ツ)\_/¯ It's not the best, but pretty famous, cheap and easy to get LDO. It theoretically can eat up to 18V, so you could power that board with 18V, if you wanted to. Not talking about the heat this thing generates, if you would ;)
 
 Its downsides are clearly the quiescent current of at least 5mA up to 13mA! There are also smaller LDOs (the AMS1117 is SOT-223), but with that screw terminal I wanted, it wouldn't matter anyways.
-If you want to change it, you're welcome to edit the PCB using KiCad :)
+If you want to change it, you're welcome to edit the PCB using KiCad :)