Anonymous AtWork
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Thu Mar 03, 2005 6:34 pm Post subject:
Solderless breadboard lead length |
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I'm just getting started. I've used my solderless breadboard a few
times now, but for some reason last night I was having problems. For
some reason, I was getting no current. After debugging the circuit for
a while, I realized that the problem seemed to be the leads on my wires
weren't quite long enough to reach all the way down into the socket. I
stripped these wires myself (not that tedious when you are watching TV
or something) and I thought I made them long enough to reach down in but
not expose any metal above the socket. Apparently not, even though I
felt the friction fit. How long should they be? Is there a standard
length?
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Rheilly Phoull
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Thu Mar 03, 2005 6:54 pm Post subject:
Re: Solderless breadboard lead length |
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"Anonymous AtWork" <noone@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:zvDVd.174$cr2.58@llnews.ll.mit.edu...
| Quote: | I'm just getting started. I've used my solderless breadboard a few
times now, but for some reason last night I was having problems. For
some reason, I was getting no current. After debugging the circuit for
a while, I realized that the problem seemed to be the leads on my wires
weren't quite long enough to reach all the way down into the socket. I
stripped these wires myself (not that tedious when you are watching TV
or something) and I thought I made them long enough to reach down in but
not expose any metal above the socket. Apparently not, even though I
felt the friction fit. How long should they be? Is there a standard
length?
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10mm should do it.
(Standard ?? thats mine)
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Regards ..... Rheilly Phoull |
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