Coming from using the Adafruit perma-proto boards, these are slightly different. I don't want to say either is bad, but the differences would matter if you are moving a design from one to the other.
1. The spacing to the power rails is different. Ada spaced this out as if skipping one .1" pad. The Electrocookie board spaces this out exactly like a breadboard. I think this is actually nice, but it does make the board slightly wider. If this is a problem, you can probably sand away enough to wedge this one in.
2. the horizontal bars are connected with much thicker traces. One could argue that the thinner traces make it possible to cut a trace, but thicker traces seem like a good thing. Either way, soldering components down would be a big upgrade from plugging into a breadboard.
3. The back side does have solder mask. The Adafruit ones are bare pcb on the back.
4. These electrocookie boards add a neat feature to easily jumper the two pairs of power rail, potentially with just a solder blob. This does add a tiny bit to the length of the board.
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I like these. Ever so slightly different from the adafruit equivalent
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023
Coming from using the Adafruit perma-proto boards, these are slightly different. I don't want to say either is bad, but the differences would matter if you are moving a design from one to the other.1. The spacing to the power rails is different. Ada spaced this out as if skipping one .1" pad. The Electrocookie board spaces this out exactly like a breadboard. I think this is actually nice, but it does make the board slightly wider. If this is a problem, you can probably sand away enough to wedge this one in.2. the horizontal bars are connected with much thicker traces. One could argue that the thinner traces make it possible to cut a trace, but thicker traces seem like a good thing. Either way, soldering components down would be a big upgrade from plugging into a breadboard.3. The back side does have solder mask. The Adafruit ones are bare pcb on the back.4. These electrocookie boards add a neat feature to easily jumper the two pairs of power rail, potentially with just a solder blob. This does add a tiny bit to the length of the board.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023
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1. The spacing to the power rails is different. Ada spaced this out as if skipping one .1" pad. The Electrocookie board spaces this out exactly like a breadboard. I think this is actually nice, but it does make the board slightly wider. If this is a problem, you can probably sand away enough to wedge this one in.
2. the horizontal bars are connected with much thicker traces. One could argue that the thinner traces make it possible to cut a trace, but thicker traces seem like a good thing. Either way, soldering components down would be a big upgrade from plugging into a breadboard.
3. The back side does have solder mask. The Adafruit ones are bare pcb on the back.
4. These electrocookie boards add a neat feature to easily jumper the two pairs of power rail, potentially with just a solder blob. This does add a tiny bit to the length of the board.
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I like these. Ever so slightly different from the adafruit equivalent
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 29, 2023
Coming from using the Adafruit perma-proto boards, these are slightly different. I don't want to say either is bad, but the differences would matter if you are moving a design from one to the other.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 29, 2023
1. The spacing to the power rails is different. Ada spaced this out as if skipping one .1" pad. The Electrocookie board spaces this out exactly like a breadboard. I think this is actually nice, but it does make the board slightly wider. If this is a problem, you can probably sand away enough to wedge this one in.
2. the horizontal bars are connected with much thicker traces. One could argue that the thinner traces make it possible to cut a trace, but thicker traces seem like a good thing. Either way, soldering components down would be a big upgrade from plugging into a breadboard.
3. The back side does have solder mask. The Adafruit ones are bare pcb on the back.
4. These electrocookie boards add a neat feature to easily jumper the two pairs of power rail, potentially with just a solder blob. This does add a tiny bit to the length of the board.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 22, 2023
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I love being able to build projects on a breadboard and then lift them directly over to one of these. It's a breeze to make functional parts without dragging solder traces across multiple pads.
The end products look so nice that I've gotten wife approval to leave some of my home automation projects exposed.
Pads are high quality and I have yet to have one rip off while de-soldering old projects.
The end products look so nice that I've gotten wife approval to leave some of my home automation projects exposed.
Pads are high quality and I have yet to have one rip off while de-soldering old projects.
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You can ignore the fact the lettering doesn't match from front to back because it's a non-issue all things considered.
The silkscreen is perfectly aligned around the eyelets, the plating accepts solder well and overall they just look & feel fantastic - I do my prototyping on a solderless breadboard then transfer that onto these boards as a permanent base for small-scale production pieces.
The black & gold scheme is elegant (for want of a less pretentious word) - The only room for improvement I can suggest is to make the black mini boards available as a single colour pack (instead of the multicoloured pack) so I don't have to buy a bunch of other colours that I'm not going to use in my production builds. I emailed the Seoul-based company about this and did get a response, which was nice, though I'm still waiting for an actual result.
The mini boards are an ideal size for indiviual regulator assemblies, basic distortion/fuzz effects pedals etc.
The larger half-sized boards are great for more complex (but still small-scale) builds. I have a full-sized discreet component multi-BJT pre-amp, tone stack and LM380 power-amp on a single board.
The image attached is an LM317 based regulator with additional reservoir and two individual filtered outputs.
Obviously I am very pleased with how this has turned out!
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