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My mind is made up! I’m never buying a cheap breadboard again. 13
My mind is made up! I’m never buying a cheap breadboard again.
My mind is made up! I’m never buying a cheap breadboard again. from electronics
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oh jesus lol
The only breadboard I will use is the one from Busboard Prototyping Systems. Especially the BB830.
are the wires tight or pretty loose when you tuck them in the second board? I find that you gotta play with it a little bit to make sure the connection is right on these boards, otherwise ofc you get shit like this lol
The jaws on some cheap ones are sooo nasty
I bought a load of cheap elegoo breadboards a few years ago but had nothing but trouble with them, so started buying busboard bb830 instead and never had any problems with them even after 2 years of reusing them in many different projects. More expensive but worth it.
At least it’ll stop you from accidentally blowing up LEDs if you forget to add resistors! lol
I thought the second was about to humiliate the first for three ohms.
What are Az delivery boards worth? I bought a 3 set for 7€29
sorry for the noob question, but whats causing that high resistance on the cheap breadboard?
This explains a few things…
As Herb Kelleher (founder of Southwest Airlines) famously said: “You can make a pizza so cheap that nobody will want to eat it”. I think we have all discovered that some of the stuff on Amazon/Aliexpress is too cheap to want to eat. You get what you pay for,
I have a couple of 35 year old solderless breadboards from Continental Specialties that I still use and have not managed to wear out after all these years. They were not cheap (back then).
BTW where can I buy the things that go on the end of a multimeter and let it connect to a breadboard?
Or you could be an absolute chad and skip the breadboard altogether!
Full solder send baby!