Makeronics 7 in 1 Green RAB Holder for Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Breadboard - Base Plate with Rubber Feet for Pi 4 Model B, 3B+/B, 2B+/B, Zero & Arduino Mega 2560, Uno R3 Review

This is a good kit to help you keep your project neatly together. Works great with Arduino Uno and Mega. Plus, with the Raspberry Pi 4, you place your breadboard at the bottom, making it easy to wire up your projects. Rubber feet on the bottom prevent the board from sliding on the table, which is very convenient. This product is ideal for people who frequently postpone their projects. dummy room.) It's definitely worth buying!

o You can find this at most electronics stores that sell various Arduinos. Maybe even cheaper? I removed one power supply from one of the small breadboards that came in the kit and both from the second, then connected three together so I ended up with a power supply between each. This gives me some free space on one side, but that suits me! Already built some circuits with Arduino Uno. o Imagine my surprise when I searched my local micro center for "accessories” and found this toy hanging from…

Pretty cool kit. It keeps the bread boards in a convenient and stable place. Being able to hold both a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino is great. The power supply is handy and works with breadboards from other brands. Just pay attention to polarity when inserting into the breadboard so that the positive markings on the board match the polarity of the power supply. Otherwise you could accidentally connect something wrong! I didn't use all the small electrical parts, but the parts I used were great…

This is a good product and serviceable, but it has some really annoying design flaws. These design flaws make this ground plane somewhat awkward to use and make wiring difficult. When both the Raspberry Pi and the 2560 board are installed, the SD card slot on the RPi is functionally blocked by the header on the 2560 board. When both the Raspberry Pi and the other board are installed, their USB inputs are on opposite sides of the base board, requiring the cumbersome connection of a USB cable…

This board is handy for design purposes as it holds both UP and breadboards securely. The width is sufficient for a large breadboard with both power rails. To add another panel, three power rails must be removed to allow both devices to fit in the breadboard section, making it difficult to use onboard power as they are usually attached to the power rails. . In my opinion, an undesirable compromise when you have a large real estate project. I would have liked a hole for two large breadboards…