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### Q: How to select a board?
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A: History shows that fully assembled boards are the safest way to start. History shows
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that 80% of the kits are never assembled. As of March 2020 we have many microRusEFI [in stock](https://rusefi.com/shop/) and
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very remaining [old stock assembled Frankenso](https://www.tindie.com/stores/russian/). New fabrication of the assembled Frankenso board is
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that 80% of the kits are never assembled. As of May 2022 we have microRusEFI and Proteus [in stock](https://shop.rusefi.com/). New fabrication of the assembled Frankenso board is
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currently not planned.
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### Q: What else matters?
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### Q: What EDA are you guys using for your open source hardware?
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A: rusEFI preference at the moment is KiCad 5. A few legacy pieces are still using KiCad 4. While many EDAs have many cool features KiCad gives rusEFI uniformity and consistency.
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A: rusEFI preference at the moment is KiCad 6. A few legacy pieces are still using KiCad 4 and 5. While many EDAs have many cool features KiCad gives rusEFI uniformity and consistency.
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See also [https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/tree/master/hardware](https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/tree/master/hardware)
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