> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://machine-ideas-llc.gitbook.io/core64/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://machine-ideas-llc.gitbook.io/core64/support.md). # Support and Feedback For support on the Core64 Logic/LED/Core Boards please visit [www.Core64.io/support](https://machine-ideas-llc.gitbook.io/core64/www.Core64.io/support). The primary Github Repository for your kit is and I plan to keep this one clean and organized so you can find what you need easily. The other Github Repository is for my development work, and it is . You shouldn't need to deal with that repository at all. I recommend you avoid it all together! [Teensy 3.2 product details are at PJRC](https://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy32.html). Paul and the broader Arduino community provide a lot of great information and support on the web for that product. It's a powerhouse of a microcontroller. The reason I provide it with sockets and headers is to enable you to try it out in other projects if you want. [Here is a datasheet](https://github.com/ageppert/Core64/blob/master/Datasheets/Ferrite%20Magnetic%20Core%20NASA%201006786C.png) which is a very close match for these particular cores. ## Got feedback? If you have ideas for improving this documentation, please sign in to GitBook (free) and make the edits and submit a request for me to to review it, just like Github. You can also email me () or contact me on the [Core64 Discord Server.](https://discord.gg/nPcTNNfMmd)