Permanent Breadboard? What is it?

[Big Monk]

@Robert

What's the deal bro? Never heard of them but i need some new breadboards....

 

[BuddytheReow]

I think they’re PCBs that mimic the layout of a breadboard

 

[jimilee]

I think they’re PCBs that mimic the layout of a breadboard

Like perf?

 

[fig]

Buddy nailed it. I’ve used them a lot for breakout boards and jigs.

 

[benny_profane]

Like perf?

More like a modified strip board. It has a ‘breadboard’ layout with connected rows and dedicated columns on the sides for power buses.

 

[fig]

I thought about building some permanent “stages“ for BB plugins.

 

[andare]

Very cool but where are the letters?!
And I'm not even gonna ask about the build docs and drill template...

It's a great idea. I'll pick a couple up with my next order.

 

[Robert]

Yeah I facepalmed when I realized the letters weren't there.... Next run....

I'm still working on the build docs, I have to draw up a diagram for every possible circuit combination ever, so it's taking a while....

 

[Feral Feline]

I've got a few from a shop in Hong Kong when I lived there, I bought one from PPCB here of course, and I just received a couple freebies from VFE with my latest order.

Handy little units, and if you socket them completely, you can re-use them for different circuits, not just a one-time use!


EDIT: i before e except after received

 

[andare]

I've got a few from a shop in Hong Kong when I lived there, I bought one from PPCB here of course, and I just recieved a couple freebies from VFE with my latest order.

Handy little units, and if you socket them completely, you can re-use them for different circuits, not just a one-time use!

Socket the entire permanent breadboard and you have a... breadboard.
That's genius the level of which only a Feline could attain

 

[Dan0h]

I've got a few from a shop in Hong Kong when I lived there, I bought one from PPCB here of course, and I just received a couple freebies from VFE with my latest order.

Handy little units, and if you socket them completely, you can re-use them for different circuits, not just a one-time use!


EDIT: i before e except after received

Dude! Now I have to order a ton of sockets. This is an awesome plug and play idea.