Mega Prototyping Shield For Arduino Mega

SKU: DFR0016

$11.16 AUD, inc GST

$10.15 AUD, exc GST

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Mega Prototyping Shield For Arduino Mega

11.16 AUD

SKU: DFR0016

$11.16 AUD, inc GST

$10.15 AUD, exc GST

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Introduction

This is a design for an open-source prototyping shield for Arduino Mega. It has tons of cool features, to make prototyping on your Arduino easy. Assembly and soldering is required!

Features

Reset button up top
Lots of GND and +5V rails
DIP prototyping area makes it easy to add more chips

Compatibility

Arduino Mega (Compatible)

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Review by Gregory

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Rating

100

This is a great prototyping board. It does NOT include a 3x2 header socket to connect to the ICSP headers on the mega board so you will need to supply your own if you want to use the compatible location. Also, it is designed for an older (pre V3) version of the Arduino so there are no connections to the SCL/SDA pins next to AREF. Note that the board in photos 2 and 3 above is not the same as photos 1 and 4 (I received the 1/4 board). Happy vegemite. Will definitely buy again. (Posted on 17/09/2017)

Review by Greg

verified purchaser

Rating

100

Great for prototyping on the Mega. Just enough area to build small circuits on. (Posted on 4/05/2016)

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