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Since jumpers are zero ohms could one just use solder bridges. I am not really equipt to do SMD stuff
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You could, but soldering the jumpers is easier than you think: tape the jumper on the board, keeping one side of the jumper free and solder it like you would with any component. Remove the tape, and solder the other side.
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"Bostik Blu tach" is your friend :)
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Thanks guys I was over thinking it
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Do which ever you prefer. Solder bridges are perfectly fine if you like. They are also quite easy to remove :)
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