Programming AVR?
Always Googling the pinout?
Well, now no longer!
It’s rare to find a mini kit so elegant, it deserves its own Haiku. A simple breakout, 2×3 in the center, two 1×3’s on the side. Plugs into any breadboard for neat wiring (in both nifty and clean senses of the word).
Comes with a quality mini PCB, a 2×3 pin header and a small stick of 0.1″ header. Requires some light soldering to use: plug the 2×3 in on the top and solder all six pins, then break the header in half and put each half into a breadboard to hold them steady. Place the breakout on top and solder the side pins. Will last you years and years.
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