DEYUE 40PCs PCB Double-Sided Prototyping PCBs Circuit Boards Kit | 5 Size Universal untraced Perforated Printed Circuits Boards | Solder-able Circuit Protoboards for DIY Soldering Electronic Projects
Score By Feature
OveReview Final Score
Product Description
Questions & Answers
A #43 drill bit is used to drill the mounting holes .089") *br> I can tell you that I know a 2-inch screw Screws with 56 threads will fit, but screws with 4 threads will not This is not the case for 40. JerryR - I thank you for your kind words
Just over .040 of a millimeter is through the holes. The width of the hole is 40 inches. In this case, the drill bit is #59 A 022")
There is a plastic case that holds the boards and components.
Aside from the fingers on the boards, I think offset is an expression used to describe the curved edges. The surfaces of those There is half as much spacing between the pads as between the through-walls There are no holes in these boards. They're good. Despite only having this one pack to play with, I have had a lot of fun with it. So far, I haven't found a use for the fingers, but I'm sure they'll come in handy at some point.
Selected User Reviews For DEYUE 40PCs PCB Double-Sided Prototyping PCBs Circuit Boards Kit | 5 Size Universal untraced Perforated Printed Circuits Boards | Solder-able Circuit Protoboards for DIY Soldering Electronic Projects
Here is just one example of what I've done with them. the lack of power buses as I am able to customize my layout when I don't have any power buses. In order to distribute power, I use Vector T107 power strips. Compared to buying prototype boards from a brand name, this board offers superior value. I'd like to have a smaller one, but they are set up for 2mm hardware, which I have a hard time finding. As the hold size is increased incrementally, up to the point where it will fit a 4-inch drill bit, I use multiple drill sizes There is a 40mm screw at my local hardware store which I can buy along with standoffs.
Located in Northern Ireland, these pads are through hole plated and have a good variety of sizes and dimensions. These would be perfect for projects where you want to solder things on and leave them, then. Nevertheless, if you're going to be repeating soldering and removing components and resoldering others on your project, you may run into some issues like I had. The pads just aren't conducive to repeat solder attempts and you may damage some components trying to do so with these boards. I even had to resort to brute force yanking to get some components off, even after wicking away solder etc.
In addition to the male and female, there is a second male and female. If I had to complain about anything, it would be that the screw terminals are too small for prototyping beyond a breadboard. Despite all that, this is the perfect kit for prototyping beyond a breadboard. What if I told you? Everything has been exactly the way they were described, and I can't be held responsible for my own mental errors! But I was able to screw in 12V, 5V, and GND molex cables from a computer power supply even with their size. All you have to do is make sure you don't tin the ends! This deal on quality is hard to beat. I don't want to see it gone when I really need it. I'll probably end up buying another one of these in the near future just for myself.
Prototype PCBs of various sizes made from top quality materials. When cutting the board I used tin snips to cut it, which worked, but it and slightly warped the board (see second image of the back of PCB). They weren't so stiff that they would break and were easy to bend back into shape. It was easy to clean up the edges with sandpaper. My next job will be to use a fine saw instead of the snips, since the saw will be more accurate. There is a hole grid as described, and there is no pre-drilled hole Components can easily be soldered on to tinned plated holes. It has never been a problem for me to clear and re-clear Assembly of the board after components have been soldered.
In all the 10 or so pads I had a look at at least some of the pads were plated adequately for easy soldering and the holes were all The product is good. I would buy it The best way to remove oxidation and solder is to brush them with stainless steel wool before you start your project so you don't have to worry about it later. Things that may have accumulated as a result of the accumulation. There were many pieces of tape used to connect the boards in the pack A small amount of tape stickum had stuck to a few of the pads on some boards, which was easily removed.
A nice variety of sizes are available. You can find boards for projects involving just a couple of small ICs up to much larger ones. I like the sturdy and attractive boards and the solder pads are nicely defined That's it. There are grids of abce1234 in x/y coordinates on the boards so that you can easily navigate your wiring. My Atari 800xl uses one of the small ones this weekend to upgrade to a 1/2 meg upgrade. The next step is to post a picture.
According to them, they are who they claim to be. In the past, I used these to prototype items for Arduino projects and also to hold relays in high voltage power supplies (the circuit board was in the control area of the low voltage). Soldering is easy on these PCBs, there are no issues with trace adhesion, and the metal is firmly attached to the board. It has been an easy process to solder. At the time of arrival, the boards were clean and ready to be used. My favorite part of the packaging was how slim and minimal it was Package waste for this product is kept to a minimum, but the cardboard box must still be strong enough.
It will make the head interchangeable and easy to swap. Offers a selection of sizes that will help make the process of building My size will not have to be cut and hacked to get the result I want. It is the cherry on top that there are additional connectors! A seller got the item out in a timely manner as well. I will be adding these guys to my trusted sellers list. I appreciate the great product you provide!.