urn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f8249 2017-07-14T10:28:44-06:00 SparkFun Electronics Customer #468460 urn:uuid:dbd2a822-b99a-8765-58fa-323d574a4272 2014-01-19T12:16:06-07:00 <p>http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/120/3021/=qbla2k</p> <p>A little late, but here you go.</p> robstar urn:uuid:dd55e09e-9a51-99d2-667e-3cfd5df053b1 2013-11-30T15:00:33-07:00 <p>It does not. You must distribute power yourself. Such is the price of tininess. For a smallish breadboard with rails, try https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12002</p> ex1199 urn:uuid:ed5efabe-b37e-eb39-2417-e1eb1eb7cc66 2013-10-16T09:35:05-06:00 <p>This may be an obvious question, but I am fairly new to all of this. I am used to using breadboards with power and ground power rails marked with red and blue lines much like this: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/112 Does this breadboard have power rails similar to that? If not, how is this breadboard power?</p> Doctor Who urn:uuid:7bfec28b-5fef-a830-1af8-35cacfd4f183 2013-09-26T10:29:29-06:00 <p>That guy looks a of lot like the regular ones, except for the ears to attach to others like it. I&rsquo;m impressed.</p> <p>As an old friend once said, &ldquo;Count me in!&rdquo;.</p> qzjake urn:uuid:5ba3a71e-83c5-4818-e496-b55164cd95d8 2013-09-23T12:21:41-06:00 <p>m2 screws&hellip;. I&rsquo;m feeling lazy&hellip; please give me a link to the product page.</p>