Hey /g/,
Just started finally getting into circuits/physics classes at uni and we are required to get a breadboard of at least 3 panels. I know any one could work but wondering if any of you guys have a certain one you guys really like working on and is reliable. I also would like a carrying case for it so it doesnt get damaged for the next year or two.
>>52422520
How old are you fucking retard?
The differences between breadboards are really trivial. This is basically like asking which jumper cable to buy based off how nice it is to use. Just buy whatever, seriously. I don't even remember what brand my breadboard is.
Buy whatever. You'll wind up scorching the shit out of it eventually. I recommend getting a large one though so you don't have to cram everything. Also, what are you, 5?
>>52422594
I've working with breadboards two years, I just pick my favourite colour. I will lose it two or three weeks later, so who cares.
>>52422635
I've been^
>>52422548
At least he's trying something other than Python or Javascript.
He may be stupid, but at least he'll learn something.
>>52422594
The differences are bigger than you think.
The contact material: cheap == plated steel, good == phosphor bronze
the body material: cheap == ABS, good = POM (aka acetal)
Cheap contacts bend, scorch, have higher contact resistance, and are prone to fretting. Cheap bodies will melt at low temp, and crack if wiped with many cleaning products.
When will you ever use this in real life?
>>52425547
I'm a hobbyist. I use breadboards constantly.
>>52425558
But it's a waste of time for most people, including physicists.
>>52425588
You can make that case for everything people do for fun.
>>52422520
Man just get on ebay and go nuts. You're not building products to sell you're learning - ching chong breadboards, bb power supplies, IC's etc can be had for pocket change if you're willing to wait a few weeks to ship.
