I have always bought mine from Digi-Key. Look at the section of
their catalog where they have solderless breadboards.

Fr. Tom McGahee

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> From: Brian Kraut <engalt@EARTHLINK.NET>
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: BREADBOARDS
> Date: Saturday, June 05, 1999 7:24 PM
>
> I have been wanting to make my own custom PIC protyping system with
> built in power supplies, switches, LEDs, Pots, etc.  Does anyone know
> where to get the breadboard connectors that have the thru-hole pins on
> the back connecting to the breadboard socket?  I need these to connect
> all the gizmos that will be mounted around the main solderless
> breadboard protyping area.  I could use SIP sockets or the individual
> socket pins by Milmax, but I wanted the real breadboard ones made for
> lots of insertions and the thicker wire that is used on solderless
> breadboards.