I like hacking at stuff and documenting the results so others can learn from my mistakes or build on my success. I'm a strong believer in open source software and hardware, but open source is most useful when others can recreate the work and adapt the results to their own purposes. This comes from careful consideration of the tools and technologies deployed, and even more careful documentation of the process.
All proceeds will be squandered on parts, test gear, and coffee.
Thanks. I also have a question. I live in Canada, but I can't buy the PCB even. Why?