Arduino Uno Mega 2560, Raspberry Pi RAB 5 in 1 Breadboard Holder
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RAB Holder, also called Raspberry Pi, Arduino and Breadboard Holder. Presumably you can know its function from the name. It can ensure the security of your demoboard and avoid placing the demoboard on the desk freely to cause short cut. The RAB Holder also simplifies your experiment when you are building a complex circuit. There are three zones on the RAB Holder and each has a name on it. We have made some slots in the zone that used to fix the Raspberry Pi to make the use more comfortable.A screwdriver is provided for you to install the Raspberry Pi and Arduino board onto the holder with screws.
Package Included
2 x M3 * 10 Screw
4 x M2.5 * 6 Screw
6 x M3 * 6 Screw
1 x RAB Holder
1 x Screwdriver
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Simple, all holes line up perfectly My Rpi and mega board plus room for a large breadboard. Nice thats it priced so reasonably. helps me stay organized. Which is a feat in itself lol
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This fits the Mega 2560 well and holds both the card and breadboard very firmly. I added some non-skid leg/pads to the bottom so it makes a very stable work platform. Unlike some of the reviews, I didn't find any problem with the screws--they fit well and are an appropriate length. Very good addition to protect and stabilize your working area. I would highly recommend this.
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Really useful for Arduino projects. These breadboard neatly holders solve the problem of managing a project when you have to move it. The Arduino plus proto board and all the wires dangling are a pain to move, and usually something will get disconnected. This holder makes it easy to pick up a single item, and keep the wiring and components attached. FYI - the screws for the Arduino and Pi sides are different sizes, so pay attention when you attach them.
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I just recently got into Arduino development and was having trouble figuring out how to handle my in-process projects. I don't have a "permanent workspace" where I can just leave it out, so the ability to move it was an open question.
This is PERFECT. You screw the Arduino down to the board and it won't just fall off. The breadboard sits snugly in the compartment next to the Arduino, and when it's time to move things, you just pick up and move the whole holder. Done! It also works great with my Raspberry Pi 2.
