Fwd: [sdiy] Breadboards

[Loscha]

I'm a big fan of breadboards, sometimes because I'm too lazy to design
veroboard, too.
We use them at college all the time (we have Digitrainer ones, with switches
and stuff, and analog ones with meters and oscillators in them). I've just
got a plain breadboard, and it's my little friend.

 I've noticed, like Veroboard, it's sometimes a country thing. Vero seems
really big in AU and UK, but, harder to get lots of different types in other
places.

-Loscha

On 1/2/06, scottnoanh at peoplepc.com <scottnoanh at peoplepc.com> wrote:
>
> Personally, I love breadboards.  I've kept working circuits on them for
> years, and used them just as if they were built modules.  For the longest
> time, the main portion of my synth was breadboards.  I have *never* had a
> circuit fail because of the breadboard.  I have *never* had a circuit that
> worked on BB not work once transferred to a finished product.
>
> When I was building the DimC in partnership with Jeff Pontius, I placed
> the
> breadboard flotilla it occupied (one large breadboard and two satellite
> breadboards interconnected with wire) into a cardboard box, drove 190
> miles
> to Manhattan, KS, drug it down to his basement, hooked it up to a Blacet
> power supply, and drove his Prophet 5 through it into his system.  It
> sounded marvelous, especially in stereo.
>
> I'm a bit perplexed about the whole issue here.....
>
>
>
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