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@@ -29,10 +29,10 @@ The Adafruit board uses the <a href='http://www.raytac.com/download/MDBT42/MDBT4
 
 Fanstel also makes a variety of modules with the NRF52832 as well as the NRF52840 (with USB 2.0 support).  The <a href='http://www.fanstel.com/bt832-1/'>BC-832</a> is a very small module (7.8mm x 8.8mm) available for $7.60 in quantity 10.  The <a href='http://www.fanstel.com/bt832-1-1/'>BT-832</a> is slightly larger, but comes in a variety ranges and sells for just $5 in quantity 10.
 
-Below are two custom boards, one using the Raytac module and one using the Fanstel BC832 module.  They are designed to use a serial DFU bootloader for programming with a standard FTDI cable.
+Below is a custom board using the Fanstel BC832 module.  It is just 23mm x 18mm, and is designed to use a serial DFU bootloader for programming with a standard FTDI cable.
 
-<img src='raytac-ftdi/raytac-nrf-ftdi-layout.png' width=47%>
-<img src='bc832-ftdi/bc832-nrf-ftdi-layout.png' width=40%>
+<img src='bc832-ftdi/bc832-nrf-ftdi-layout.png' width=35%>
+<img src='bc832-ftdi/board.jpg' width=55%>
 
 <a href='bc832-ftdi/bc832-nrf-ftdi-traces.png'>BC832 Traces</a>
 <a href='bc832-ftdi/bc832-nrf-ftdi-interior.png'>BC832 Interior</a>