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Arduino "STRONG" versions, with a lot of pins

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  • alowhumA Offline
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    wrote on last edited by alowhum
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    I just discovered these boards, and couldn't find any mention on the forum.

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    These look fantastic. I am always soldering extra pins onto my Arduinos, as I never have enough 3,3V or 5V and GND pins for the NRF and sensors.

    But these cute little boards have a power and GND pin for each arduino data pin!

    And you can optionally feed them with a wide range of power: 7 -16v

    3.3v Pro Mini board is only $2.50
    https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Pro-Mini-14PIN-3-3V-8M-ATmega328P-Board-Compatible-For-Arduino-Nano3-0-NEW/32776545017.html

    5v Arduino Nano board is about $4,50

    • Comes with extra connector for I2C sensors
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