JAMECO VALUEPRO - WBU-204-R Jameco Valuepro 1660-Point Solderless Breadboard 6.5"L x 4.3"W, 0.1" spread, Ideal for Prototyping and Classroom Projects - 20774
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Features
- Prototyping made easy: A reusable construction base for prototyping of electronics. Also commonly referred to as a plugboard or terminal array board.
- Easy Identification: Pins are identified by numnbered rows and columns making working more efficient and less stressful.
- 0.1 inch spread: The holes in this breadboard are spaced 0.1" which is the most common spacing for breadboards to accommodate standard DIP components.
- Suited for analog and low frequency circuitry: The breadboard has strips of metal sockets which run underneath the board, yellow rectangles, and connect the groups of five holes on the board.
- Educational environment: Ideal for STEM projects and classroom atmospheres as it promotes learning and testing.
Description
Use to breadboard and debug circuit designs.
Package Dimensions: 9.84 x 5.43 x 0.71 inches
Item Weight: 7.8 ounces
Manufacturer: Jameco Valuepro
Item model number: 20774
Date First Available: January 30, 2013
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This board works great. I suggest you avoid the cheap breadboards. This breadboard allowed me to plug in my raspberry pi pico w with headers without any issues. Cheap clones were problematic for me.
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023 by Ed
I have several bread boards. The first one I bought 30 years ago and is as good as new. The ones I bought in the past don't even compare to my old one. Jameco makes an excellent one and I recommend to any one who want's to bread board electronic circuits.
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2023 by Mike Borchardt
A decent quality breadboard. I typically do not use these things because I hate the way they break contact all the time. But this one seemed to work ok, Could have been a little easier to push in some of the pins but aside from that it was of acceptable quality and worthwhile to own.
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2023 by Jeffrey M. Wagner
The breadboard works as well as a bread board should. I have a few others and this one is much nicer and easier to use.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2023 by Jack Gallagher
I love the look of this board. Much higher quality than the cheap breadboards I've used in the past. The only problem is, it doesn't seem to be the same standard size as my other boards. When I try to use my power supply module (from a Wayintop kit), it doesn't fit in the board the way that it does every single other breadboard I have. Hopefully it shows in the picture, but the width of the board is a few millimeters wider than the standard, and this component just doesn't fit in. I can still put the module in one of the standard cheap boards and just run a wire over, but I shouldn't HAVE to.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2021 by Mike Cino Mike Cino
So many other breadboards are utter garbage... The plating and hold in the sockets are excellent on this board. Worth it just for that. You can tell this is a quality board when you hold it in your hand. I just wish they were a few bucks cheaper.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2022 by andrew
As in the title, it's very good board compared to cheaper ones such from ELEGOO. However, the pitch between the power rails are wider than other board (I used ELEGOO board for comparison). This made it impossible to mount a Power Supply Module that came with an Electronics Fun Kit from ELEGOO. Fortunately, I have some Arduino Nano to provide 5V power to the board (though low current) so it can still do the job.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2020 by Makoto W.
More than enough space to make your plug-in play space manageable. Holes are a little tight, but that makes for a good time in my book. 500% upped my game as a student in electromechanical engineering study. Would be cool if the Va(red)/Vb(yellow)/G(black) terminals had some kind of insulation pack on the backside in case you pick it up. That and the aforementioned V/V/G terms aren't pre-assembled which is annoying, but whatever. Good build quality regardless. If you want something better, build it yourself. 🤓
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2021 by Aquilino