YUNGUI 18cm X 30cm Solderable Prototype PCB Board, Universal Printed Circuit Protoboard for Arduino/Soldering DIY Electronics
Key features
- •♔The PCB Board size is 18cm X 30cm / 7.1 x 11.8 inch, thickness 1.6mm, pore size of 1.0mm, pitch of 2.54mm,and it can be perfectly cut into any required size.
- •♔The perforated board is more suitable for analog circuits and discrete circuits,pre-tinned plated holes on the board make it very handy to solder components and sensors for your projects
- •♔Fixed holes in the four corners of the circuit board to prevent the board and parts from shaking, convenient for fixed welding.
- •♔High quality of durable glass fiber -FR4 material with 1.6mm thickness makes a very solid and sturdy prototype circuit board.
- •♔Our Guarantee:Quality assurance,efficient service.Fast Shipping! We provide 30 day money-back and 12-months warranty. Please feel free to contact us if you have any question.
YUNGUI 18cm X 30cm Solderable Prototype PCB Board, Universal Printed Circuit Protoboard for Arduino/Soldering DIY Electronics
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Customer Reviews
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Very good product
noam✓ Verified Purchase•November 7, 2023
Very good product
High quality, FR4, perfboard.
povins✓ Verified Purchase•October 21, 2023
These are solid.
Exactly what I needed
Carl in Michigan✓ Verified Purchase•October 18, 2023
These boards will work well in my project. I especially like the markings on the top and bottom that make connections much easier.
Ideal protoboard
Keith Riley✓ Verified Purchase•September 17, 2023
My I.cs lineup was perfect and the bus made my layout ideal
Nice board to build crossover
Wichitadog✓ Verified Purchase•September 16, 2023
but you better get everything right the first time or the circuit traces start breaking down.
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