For much of what I do I prefer solder. More reliable connections, and less =
risk of parasitic capacitance.=20

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Paul Anderson -- VE3HOP

On 2012-08-23, at 10:17 PM, Mark Hanchey <mark@pixeltrickery.com> wrote:

> I have a couple different breadboards I use and all of them have their=20
> various quirks. One doesn't hold components very tightly, the other=20
> seems to have some rows of
> pins that don't connect, another works only if you hold your head the=20
> right way when you insert a wire.
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> Just curious what others are using and if there is any quality=20
> breadboards made that are  not the typical Chinese made junk.
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> Thanks
> Mark
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