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For those who like seeing pictures of embedded boards, here's a pic of 
rev B of the PIKA taco, official name Warp. As always, this is a 
development version. I only put one module on so you could see the 440EP 
in all it's glory.

The dangley thing in the front is a combination button (the metal pad) 
and power leds.

ftp://ftp.seanm.ca/stuff/taco-revb.jpg

Also available at http:// same url.

Cheers,
   Sean