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isaacbwagner
Member Since: January 30, 2012
Country: United States
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I just got an email saying that you had more in stock. Are they gone already, or has the website just not updated yet?
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If you straighten the pins with a pair of needle-nose pliers, they fit perfectly into a breadboard
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Please
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How about that male version?
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You stick an IC in, then put a wire into the hole next to a pin and bend the wire over to the pin and solder it on to make the connection. You can do something similar with other through-hole components like LEDs and resistors by bending the leads over to an adjacent hole before snipping them. Trying to get solder to bridge the gap by itself is a huge pain in the ass and not a good way of doing it.
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It may not be as easy, but the value line chips are packed with features if you're willing to learn C or assembly.
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You guys should start putting links to the new products in the posts
No public wish lists :(