SparkFun Electronics Comments

Customer #376121 on PRT-08811 - ProtoBoard - Square 2"

2014-01-03T11:59:16-07:00

If it helps anyone lay out their designs before they have the board in their hands, my best estimate for the coordinates of the holes, based off the supplied image, are: [x, y] [6.2, 14.5] [25.8, 48.5] [45.3, 14.5] Perhaps Sparkfun can verify these numbers?

swort on PRT-08811 - ProtoBoard - Square 2"

2011-10-22T20:34:14-06:00

Are there any more of these awsome boards coming?
Different sizes, same front and back as this ?

Customer #242116 on PRT-08811 - ProtoBoard - Square 2"

2011-10-03T21:47:26-06:00

Are the holes plated through? I was planning to use this board for a mix of surface mount and through hole component.
The large square pads makes it suitable for SMT, if the holes are not plated though, then I could utilize both sides for the SMT sections of the circuit.

IllogicGate on PRT-08811 - ProtoBoard - Square 2"

2011-03-09T18:32:50-07:00

If it fits in your breadboard, it fits in this. If you have no breadboard, then if the header pins are 0.1" apart, it will fit in this.

IllogicGate on PRT-08811 - ProtoBoard - Square 2"

2011-03-09T18:30:46-07:00

Will this fit the Tamiya Universal Plate?
EDIT: Never mind.

Chris Marrin on PRT-08811 - ProtoBoard - Square 2"

2011-01-05T15:53:11-07:00

Can anyone tell me if this board can connect to the FIO board? Do the holes line up?
Thanks…

BroHogan on PRT-08811 - ProtoBoard - Square 2"

2011-01-03T10:05:33-07:00

What’s not apparent is that the other side of this board has a ground plane around the holes. If your project has a lot of ground connections, (and who’s doesn’t!) this board makes it easy to ‘grab a ground’ from any corner that you painted yourself into. If that’s not nice, what is?

Omar on PRT-08811 - ProtoBoard - Square 2"

2009-08-20T19:27:07-06:00

Could someone please recommend a suitable enclosure for this or suggest ways of enclosing it?
Thanks!