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Is there a command that makes it possible to simultaneously access multiple output ports? I need to send a clock signal off 2 Output ports and I'd like for them to both go high and low at exactly the same time: ie: static OutputPort port1= new OutputPort(Pins.GPIO_PIN_A1, false); static OutputPort port2= new OutputPort(Pins.GPIO_PIN_A3, false); port1.Write(true); port2.Write(true); Thread.Sleep(1000); port1.Write(false); port2.Write(false); This currently results in a ~50us lag between pulses. Is there a way to eliminate/ reduce that difference?

I've managed to have some success powering the Netduino using only 5V into the 5V pin. However, this is causing some problems on the Netduino Plus with a custom shield I made. What are the limitations of supplying power in this manner?

I've managed to have some success powering the Netduino using only 5V into the 5V pin. However, this is causing some problems on the Netduino Plus with a custom shield I made. What are the limitations of supplying power in this manner?

So my clumsy fingers have managed to break a few pins on the Mini... Where can I order replacements that I can solder on?

I'mm looking for a CAD drawing of the Netduino so I know the dimensions and distances between the mounting holes etc.. Anyone have one?