[sdiy] breadboard questions

[Harry Bissell Jr]

(sorry I can't resist... :^)

The best breadboard would be

Vector 169P84WE with T42-1 uhhh...
contact pins.

You press the pins into the board and solder them.
They work great and will not come apart until you
unsolder them. You can cut the terminals off a baord
and re-use it if you like. Alternately you can stuff
the completed board behind a front panel and have a
finished unit.

OK (i'm an @ss :^)

Look at the post from Aaron Lanterman's class
about the performance issues. Lose the
"white-nylon slab-o'-trouble" and do yourself a big
favor.

(or invite me to a steaming mug of STFU...)

H^) harry



--- flightofharmony at comcast.net wrote:

> Hello all, 
> 
>     What brand(s) of breadboards are the most
> reliable/longest-lived? And does anybody know if you
> can get the terminal strips by themselves (the metal
>  strips housed inside the plastic), or do you have
> to just replace the whole thing?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> ~flight 
> 
> 
> http://www.flightofharmony.com
> 
> "the most original creations come from deranged
> minds"
>