> The idea is just to run a row or two of signals near the edge 
> of the board
> with a row of grounds next to that. Then you can do many 
> different types of
> connections. If you put in one RA SIL on one side and another 
> RA SIL on the
> other side (next row of pins) and then trim the longer set, 
> it will set,
> edge on, in the center of a whiteboard. Or you can connect it 
> with a ribbon
> cable to DIP adapter. Or... Or... Or...

True, but not useable for a solderless breadboard, and not easy for a
stripeboard, or do I miss something?

Wouter van Ooijen

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