I just discovered my largest one has this problem too, I think these things are the source of all the mysterious no working circuits!
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I just discovered my largest one has this problem too, I think these things are the source of all the mysterious no working circuits!
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The large ones (3220 holes) were the first ones to go a few years ago. Nowadays, I only buy the smaller ones (630 holes?) as I need 'em and link 'em up. I suppose I could've cut the big ones up, didn't think of it at the timeOriginally Posted by Joe S.
Handy as they are, they can sure cause some headaches here and there...
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I consider them, "One time use only".
And buy a new one for each project. Or actually 4-5 at a time.
http://stores.ebay.com/MeerKat-Systems
Usually leave the parts in them for future reference too.
DT
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Hi,
Are you talking about breadboards?
I use 3M solderless breadboards. (300 Series).
- Same insertion force for all the holes of the breadboard.
(The wire will not bend when you try to plug it).
- Gold-plated contacts.
http://www.alliedelec.com/catalog/pf.asp?FN=1865.pdf
Best regards,
Luciano
Last edited by Luciano; - 17th February 2007 at 11:27.
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I also use them few times.. not much.
In the past i used some defect one to test the intelligence of new employee.
'ok guy, here's the schematic, here's the parts.. build it on this breadboard as clean as you can... and make it work, you have 15 minutes'
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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