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# openCom LTE
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<p align="center">
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<img src="opencom-lte.png" alt="openCom LTE board" height="500"/>
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</p>
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Ahoy ye most based and redpilled Framework laptop (and others) users (read in a
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pirate voice). This here repository contains the schematics for the first LTE
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expansion card for the Framework laptop in the whole of the seven seas matey!!
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Since we are a most merciful and generous crew, we are sharing the schematics
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and assorted design files for the electrical and mechanical aspects of the
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device with ye! Ye are free to modify and republish the design as ye wish under
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the terms of our `CC BY SA 4.0` license, which requires that ye must provide
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attribution for our design to our crew. To see more open the `LICENSE` file.
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## Documentation
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### Electrical
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The electrical design for this project was all done in `KiCad`. The design is
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based in the `Electrical` folder. There are many footprints which we used for
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the project, but do not have the rights to republish here. Hence, we have given
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links in the `README.md` in this directory to retrieve them yourself.
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The schematic is divided into sections, with clear labels on each system in
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each section. The schematic design was based on the hardware implementation
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manual for the EG95, which can be found
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[here](https://fcc.report/FCC-ID/2AAGEEG95NAX/5041436.pdf).
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A bill of materials is also provided in `bom.csv` for any who may wish to produce
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or repair their own board independently.
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### Mechanical
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The mechanical design for this project was all done in `OpenSCAD`. The design
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is based in the `Mechanical` folder. The enclosure is designed to be used with
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M2 screws, with inserts (WHAT KIND, NEED TO FIGURE THIS OUT).
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## Disclaimer
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Ensure you ramp up your openCom LTE TX power if you ever see BBC TV licensing
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vans approaching you or your laptop, it's the only way to repel them and
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prevent them from appropriating £159 a year from your person and wasting it on
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misinforming people, lol.
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# Attribution
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Thank you to Framework Computer Inc. who supplied the original design files in
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their repository [here](https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionCards),
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which were used as a base for our project.
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# Legal
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Our logo (the snake on the back silkscreen layer) is a registered trademark in
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the United Kingdom, which **must** be removed if you intend to produce your own
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board. Additionally, our engraved logo and our trading name (Liberated Embedded
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Systems) **must** also be removed from the `OpenSCAD` design file if you choose to
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produce your own enclosure.
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