Re: Breadboarding ISP header

Thanks to all who answered with ideas.  After thinking about it, I found a chunk of 
prototype PC board in my junk box that had multiple parallel rows of solder pads 
connected together on 0.1" centers.  I cut a small piece of this board and then I soldered 
a 2 X 5 header to one side of the board and then soldered 2 - 1 X 5 headers on the 
opposite side of the board just outside the 2 X 5 header.  Then I just had to cut the 
traces between the 2 X 5 header rows.  It looks good and works great.

Thanks again.

Bob

> Hi Bob!
> 
> On Tuesday 19 August 2003 00:22, Bob & Linda Gardner wrote:
> > Unfortunately I haven't found a good way to put
> > a dual row header on a breadboard.
> >
> > Anyone got any ideas or know of any kind of adapters that would
> > work?
> 
> I use a cheap engraving tool (found it on sale for about 15 Euros in a
> supermarket) to cut between two adjacent holes in the breadboard. That
> way the header can be soldered on without any adapter.
> 
> Ulrich
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