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date: 2024-05-02T07:34:44.823Z
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title: Jumperless “breadboard”
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I spend a good few days every couple of months building an electronics project of one variety or another, so I have _a lot_ of breadboard, veroboard, microcontroller boards, and ICs that do word and wonderful things floating about the place.
I have never seen anything **so awesome** as the Jumperless “breadboard”.
This thing has sockets like a normal breadboard, but you can hook any hole to any hole _in software_ over a serial connection. `1-2, 5-6, SUPPLY_5V-8,` will connect row 1 to row 2, row 5 to 6, and the 5V supply to row 8.
Its all done in analogue (with ~ 85Ω resistance, which is apparently not a problem for almost any breadboard circuit), and **there are LEDs beneath every row**, so you can visualise your circuits, should you need to‽
The returns policy is utterly superb too:
> If you don't love it for whatever reason, I accept returns indefinitely, even if you got a kit and built it yourself, or sawed it in half and lit both halves on fire. Just send it back and I'll issue a full refund.
If I werent on a career break with cash only flowing out I would be thinking very hard about buying this, its incredible!