Lawrence,

On Mon, 14 Jun 2004 09:11:40 -0500, llile@SALTONUSA.COM
wrote:

> The only time I use a solderless board anymore is when
I am genuinely goofing around with something and really
have little idea how it will work.

Ah!  That explains it - that's *always* what I'm
doing... I have a lot of solderless breadboards  :-)

I'm just a bit disappointed that they are all on a 0.1"
square configuration, so things that have 45
degree-arranged pins (RJ11 sockets, D-series connectors
and so on) can't be used.

Anyone know of a 45-degree-to-rightangled convertor
mini-PCB (along the lines of the SOIC-to-DIP boards that
Wouter and others sell) that I could use to plug this
sort of thing into a breadboard?

Incidentally, preset pot's used to be a problem too, but
Randy Jones ("Glitchbuster") now does them that are 0.1"
spaced and they work a treat for plugging in.

Cheers,

Howard Winter
St.Albans, England

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