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Benjamin | Feb. 6, 2021
A versatile, easy-to-use breakout for Teensies
For Teensy Breakout Board v1.6
Having a standoff-mountable breakout for the Teensy saves me time and keeps prototyping neat. This board does a simple thing well. Ample space for each pin connection, and a power bus. Add a socket, and you're ready to go.
Ryan | May 3, 2020
Simple and practical
For Teensy Breakout Board v1.6
Makes hookup to chips very easy especially with multiple supplies and grounds.
Even if at extra cost, it will be better to include the option of headers and terminal blocks. Or maybe just provide links.
Even if at extra cost, it will be better to include the option of headers and terminal blocks. Or maybe just provide links.
Kevin | Feb. 9, 2020
great product - really made my project easier
For Teensy Breakout Board v1.4
Thanks for the great product! The board with the Phoenix connectors you recommended really made assembly and troubleshooting a breeze.
Giuseppe | June 30, 2019
All perfect
For Teensy Breakout Board v1.4
I am very satisfied with the product.
This product allows me to make quick and easy connections
for the development.
This product allows me to make quick and easy connections
for the development.
Thomas | June 23, 2019
Very good Product, fast shipping
For Teensy Breakout Board v1.4
Hi,
the PCB is a very good product. the price and shipping is very good. I have a good Idea for the next revision of the PCB (smile) : not 13x Gnd-Plugs, better splitt the plug to 4x 5VDC, 5x 3,3VDC and 5x Gnd.... :-) On the right side of the PCB is a place to connect the plugs for the I/O-Pins 24-33 and A12, A13...., GND (13 Pins) :-)
Best regards
Thomas E. from Germany.
MUSIKANDMORE
the PCB is a very good product. the price and shipping is very good. I have a good Idea for the next revision of the PCB (smile) : not 13x Gnd-Plugs, better splitt the plug to 4x 5VDC, 5x 3,3VDC and 5x Gnd.... :-) On the right side of the PCB is a place to connect the plugs for the I/O-Pins 24-33 and A12, A13...., GND (13 Pins) :-)
Best regards
Thomas E. from Germany.
MUSIKANDMORE
Response from RasterWeb! | June 30, 2019
Thanks for the comments! I've been considering adding another board with the 5V and 3.3V broken out.