SpinStudio connection to breadboard?
Q*bert
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Does anyone have any good ideas on ways to connect a SpinStudio motherboard to a breadboard?
I like my SpinStudio but I miss the Demo Board's or PDDB's ability to quickly plug something in and try it.
I like my SpinStudio but I miss the Demo Board's or PDDB's ability to quickly plug something in and try it.
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I did a couple of these and they are extremely handy.
I also did one with a single female header at the I/O and glued a small breadboard
to the top running the 3v/5v/gnd with some lines up around to the top.
OBC
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The Protocard is also a good idea, not what I had in mind when I designed them, but OBC is known for repurposing things.
Here http://forums.parallaxinc.com/www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&langId=-1&catalogId=10001&productId=126342 are some jumper wires for breadboarding that I love to use. Yeah, they are alot more expensive than cutting up cat5 cable or similar, but once you try them, you won't want to go back.
btw...I just noticed in my latest Jameco catalog, they are now carrying Propellers!
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