Sometimes you've got to string several breadboards together if you're doing something complex. What I do in cases like that is build the first BB with some part of the setup that I can test separately; get that part working; and set it aside. Then I build another part on another BB; and eventually I hook'em all together.
If each part is working separately, then once in a while the whole thing will work when I hook the breadboards together. That's a cause for astonishment.
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Sometimes you've got to string several breadboards together if you're doing something complex. What I do in cases like that is build the first BB with some part of the setup that I can test separately; get that part working; and set it aside. Then I build another part on another BB; and eventually I hook'em all together.
If each part is working separately, then once in a while the whole thing will work when I hook the breadboards together. That's a cause for astonishment.
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· -- Carl, nn5i@arrl.net
Separate grounds can sometimes cause strange results.
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Richard Vannoy
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