A nifty little breakout from our friends at Pimoroni that lets you access all of the GPIO pins while also running a HAT or pHAT on your Raspberry Pi Model Zero, 3, 2, A+, or B+ (any Pi with a 2×20 connector). The Pimoroni Mini Black HAT Hack3r is ideal for debugging your (p)HAT projects or combining a (p)HAT with other circuits.
Features:
HAT & pHAT spec landing area with PCB standoffs
Includes 40 pin GPIO ribbon cable
All GPIO pins labelled with function, BCM pin number, and physical pin number
Rubber non-slip feet
4 mounting holes
Comes assembled
The inspiration for the Mini Black HAT Hack3r came from the Pimoroni people debugging new HAT designs but finding it so useful that they turned it into a product!
Includes:
Black HAT Hack3r PCB
40-way black GPIO ribbon cable
3x 40-way pin headers pre-installed
4x PCB standoff for HAT mounting
4x Rubber non-slip feet
Please Note: Raspberry Pi and Pimoroni Unicorn pHAT not included.
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