This is my next step. Moving to a solder-type breadboard seems like a good first try at making something permanent. I have way too many solderless breadboard projects just sitting in my lab. I need those breadboards back for my new projects, but I hate dismantling past projects. I just don't want to give them up. Thanks for the great video!
I have been using this technique since the 1980s. Love it that you are bringing these training skills to a new generation. Keep up the good work. PS: I now work in Hardware at a big box retialer, but have mentioned DigiKey to customers needing information on special projects.
You are just what I'm looking for. Wow! Now I don't feel so bad for dropping out of the EE program a number of decades ago. Thanks for the straightforward and clearly explained process of getting my Arduino project into a form I can actually use. You've got a new subscriber. :)
It's a nice video, but it's a shame you didn't mention our Proto-Series of prototyping boards such as the Proto-Hald or Proto-Full, nor our Proto-Shield. All are available on DK ;)
OMG! Was watching the King's Men movie and they had a half inch by half inch PCB board with maybe 4 resistors and I said the exact same thing. That board doesn't do shiat!
Your 5 minute RUclips advertisement interrupted my viewing pleasure. To let you know I pressed the skip ad button in 0.0000023 of a second. Why a five minute advert video? Tv adverts are not even a 1 minute 30 seconds.
Great video Becky - and thanks for including a TinyPICO!
You noticed! I had meant to send you a link... 😎
This is my next step. Moving to a solder-type breadboard seems like a good first try at making something permanent. I have way too many solderless breadboard projects just sitting in my lab. I need those breadboards back for my new projects, but I hate dismantling past projects. I just don't want to give them up. Thanks for the great video!
So good! Thanks for sharing all this valuable information!
came here from the ad, not complaining , finally something not only of interest, but useful , thanks!
I have been using this technique since the 1980s. Love it that you are bringing these training skills to a new generation. Keep up the good work. PS: I now work in Hardware at a big box retialer, but have mentioned DigiKey to customers needing information on special projects.
You are just what I'm looking for. Wow! Now I don't feel so bad for dropping out of the EE program a number of decades ago. Thanks for the straightforward and clearly explained process of getting my Arduino project into a form I can actually use. You've got a new subscriber. :)
Thanks for the video, great information. And I love your nails. And I love this series.
Sweet, I like it! 😊
Hi! I like this. Thank you for your presentation.
Nicely done. Thanks.
The popcorn scene cracked me up!
I bought custom PCBs from three companies.
DigiReds are the best!
Faster to arrive too!
This was just what I was looking for, thanks.
No solder was harmed in the making of this video!
It's a nice video, but it's a shame you didn't mention our Proto-Series of prototyping boards such as the Proto-Hald or Proto-Full, nor our Proto-Shield. All are available on DK ;)
OMG! Was watching the King's Men movie and they had a half inch by half inch PCB board with maybe 4 resistors and I said the exact same thing. That board doesn't do shiat!
How do you actually provide electricity to your perfboard?
How do you power your perfboard with electricity?
I remember when these had a 276-xxxx number on them.
The 'L' in solder is pronounced.
Your 5 minute RUclips advertisement interrupted my viewing pleasure. To let you know I pressed the skip ad button in 0.0000023 of a second. Why a five minute advert video? Tv adverts are not even a 1 minute 30 seconds.