Okay, definitely better on my computer:
A) Low Telco
B) That looks like a Gold Cap Chip a little higher than halfway up toward the right side. Totally missed it before, that's going to go Gold Cap Chip Board.
C) I think this can manage High Telco
D) I'm leaning Low Telco.
This
post by jojo has compiled several useful posts that's good reference.
Generally you want to get as close as you can; always feel free to post here to get other opinions or email Chris (boardsort) if we're not helping. We try but sometimes it's too unique or we're too busy; when in doubt I go down a grade.
If you happen to be near enough to boardsort to deliver in person I've heard great things about the employees being willing to go through the material you are unsure of (just don't bring them a ton of unsorted material and expect them to do all the work, that's just rude).
If you're shipping this can become a challenge cause you want to maximize what you can fit into a box, but if you can, separate anything you're not sure of within the grade you know it'll clear so that it can be easily pulled if it can be upgraded. For example, if you have a bunch of high and low telco you're sure of but have a couple boards that you're not sure can make high, keep those two boards together and separated at the top of your low telco and mark them somehow "???Can these go high???" or something like that. If it can, they'll move it and adjust the weights.
The more you do this and become familiar with different boards the fewer questions you'll have over time; don't worry if it feels like you're asking a million questions we've all been there.
