On Mar 30, 2009, at 4:22 AM, Olin Lathrop wrote:

> If you mean one of those solderless breadboards, that will be  
> awkward.  Your
> board looks wide enough to cover up all the holes of the columns you  
> plug
> the board into.

I've seen wider boards commercially sold as "breadboard compatible."
Breadboards will accomadate "DIPS" up to 1.3 inches wide, and this one  
seems a "typical" 0.8 inches (with pins on .5 inch centers, which  
isn't so bad ...
The wires don't have to plug in to the breadboard AFTER your PCB; they  
can go underneath, too.

BillW

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