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If you want to play around now and with little preparation, there's no beating proto-boards. No toying around with designing the PCB, no waiting for the order.
by close04 9mo ago
If you want to play around now and with little preparation, there's no beating proto-boards. No toying around with designing the PCB, no waiting for the order. They're also great to practice your soldering skills.
Sometimes you just want a sandwich, not to bake bread
- direwolf20 9mo agoSolderless breadboards for playing around, aren't they?
- nxobject 9mo agoIt depends if your application can deal with the capacitance. Anything above ~10-30 MHz is an exercise in futility.