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Reddit mentions of 30 Pcs Double Sided PCB Board Prototype Kit for DIY, 4 Sizes by Paxcoo

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We found 5 Reddit mentions of 30 Pcs Double Sided PCB Board Prototype Kit for DIY, 4 Sizes by Paxcoo. Here are the top ones.

30 Pcs Double Sided PCB Board Prototype Kit for DIY, 4 Sizes by Paxcoo
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    Features:
  • QUANTITY – Comes with total 30 pcs printed circuit universal breadboards
  • 4 DIFFERENT SIZES – 8pcs of 2x8cm, 3x7cm, 7pcs of 4x6, 5x7cm size board which is a good assortment of great quality prototyping boards
  • STURDY AND EASY TO USE - All the boards are thick and double sided. The plated holes are pre-tinned and very solid which makes it very easy to solder components on
  • FITS FOR LARGE, MEDIUM AND SMALL PROJECTS - You can keep them connected for larger projects or snap them to smaller sizes for medium or small projects
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Found 5 comments on 30 Pcs Double Sided PCB Board Prototype Kit for DIY, 4 Sizes by Paxcoo:

u/huhthatscool · 3 pointsr/aeroponics

I actually didn't tally up the cost as that wasn't really of a concern to me, but I'll try my best to provide links to the things I bought for this. Feel free to add it up for me!

u/Dee_Jiensai · 1 pointr/AskElectronics

Nice switches.

How many do you have to mount?
1-5: and glue them in.
6-20: buy prototyping boards , solder switches and drill holes to mount them.
20+: design a small pcb with mounting holes and have it made in china.

u/madlab5 · 1 pointr/raspberry_pi

The first item looks like a good starting point for having a small collection of components and a breadboard to test your circuits. Unfortunately if you are looking to get some practice with soldering you are missing an important piece: the actual circuit board. I also use a lot of Pin Headers in my projects, but I like to make things modular and adaptable, so the headers might not be 100% necessary for everyone.
I have a screen very similar to that, and I never use it, since most of my projects are headless, and I just SSH into my Pis remotely. But people are different, you may get a lot of use out of it.
I would also say that you don't need the anti-static mat. Not to downplay ESD, because it can certainly harm your electronics, but you would be much better served with a wrist-strap that clipped onto your computer case or something else that is grounded in your work area.