can these be used on a solderless breadbord? or plugged into an arduino output port?
1514035
I cannot find them so am unable to verify but i know standard 1mm headers will not work with the led strips. These pins are slightly smaller in diameter and slightly smaller in spacing. The combination might allow the pins to fit in the breadboard or arduino header, but the smaller diameter might not make contact inside. You might do better with something like:http://www.amazon.com/Uxcell-Gino-Splice-Connector-Strips/dp/B0058S1Z80/ref=pd_sim_hi_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1M3BQZBX8J2E8JYFEDA0 Or similar (disclaimer: i have no experience with the linked to product)
1590285
Im not sure, that isn't what I used it on I think they are color coded though. If the port is purple you should be good.
1772679
There are too many variables to consider in saying either yes or no. The Arduino project intended for there use will be the deciding factor. These are light duty servos intended for model applications where low torque is encountered. Electrically they would be compatible, proper receivers and programming is another consideration.
538076
No. a special tool is recommended but I found soldering them was easy. Good luck
151477
I use the HitLights LED PCB Connector Box For 3528SMD connectors. They work great for connecting strips together once you figure out how to use them.
375304
Yes, just make sure they are 4 pin RGB 5050 SMD's. If you solder, you could probably resolder the connector from the broken one.
641542
You can cut them between the 4 copper looking circles only. They are ever 3 diods. These are the conecting points and you will nee the special connections. It has been said you can solder them but I perfer the connectors.
640210
Wire nuts should be all you need. Soldering is a better connection, but don't solder them right at the board. You may cause damage to the board or cause the preattached wires to become loose at the board.
1169590
No, bread board jumpers are always male to male. All the shield headers on the Arduino are female as are all the holes in bread board.
401456
Not unless you are comfortable taking things apart and re-soldering wires. The existing USB port is for output only.
494911
There are a few options. Manually solder them together, use "strip to strip connector" (also called "any angle turn connector), or "connector box".
1480378
Any solder rated for electronics should be fine.... Lead free would be ideal though...
1688310
No, those aren't compatible with banana connectors. You'd want to get either bare wire or one's that are compatible with spring-loaded inputs. Here are adapters for an example of what the end of a cable with spring-loaded adapters would look like. http://www.amazon.com/SilverbackSL-Gold-Connectors-Spring-Loaded-Inputs/dp/B00B1V0CRI/
1128631
U can solder stripped/cleaned ends together and use heat shrink sleeves. Or use twist caps, which I'd not recommend.
232505
They have small plugs you can remove and use a pin type plug or you can usethe stripped wire method. I bought the pin adapters for my speaker wires.
1227814
No they will not. You will need to make a set of pigtails using a set of quick connects with bare wire ends. this will let you use the ones from your panel. Be sure to solder the ends of the bare wires before putting them into the screw downs at the bottom of the controller to give you a good connection.
2064853
There a some good guides online to do this. I forgot it which one I used, but it took me about 35 minutes to do the whole process and I had never even soldered before.