Prices must have dropped. I spent $150 in parts alone for my board (although I can't remember if that included shipping).
My new Rejuve is currently installed. Would a pic of an original suffice even though there are some small fixes to the new board?
By the way, I needed to install three blank sockets under my board to increase the pin-height as Rejuve2 rides really low. Adding the blanks helped to prevent the Rejuve from making contact with components on the motherboard. But on my OG Rejuve its pins were long enough to reach the motherboard without modification. I don't think we were able to find anything that matched and had to improvise. If I remember correctly, Joe decided to not use the blanks and just made sure there was some sort of gap, even if it was a minimal gap.
I also can't stress enough that the 3D printed guides are a
must for installing in a nearly stress-free environment. They also greatly minimize your chance of bending the pins on the motherboard. The guides should be placed on the tops of the mb pins, with just a millimeter or two of gold sticking out.
I was going to reveal this next part later after the team decides testing is officially done, but the boards that will ship in the final release will have a special tribute to Greg in the lower corner. Note the faint binary code which will be in the copper below the silkscreen; the binary spells Greg's Name and his birth/death dates as shown in the silkscreen. The idea was approved by the Tibbs family.
I did try to tell Acill to wait just a bit longer; he contacted me directly asking for files soon after we proved our code worked and I excitedly told the world of our success. I know the temptation is great to get a head start. Sometimes life gets in the way but we can all see the finish line from here.
If you have very specific technical questions, I'd recommend either waiting for the Github to be updated or contacting Mattsoft, as he's built 2 working boards already. I'm using one of them.