Anyone have experience with the 3M 318 Breadboard($75)? Looking for the difference between it and this Elenco. I have to purchase for a college class.
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I do not own any 3M breadboards. I do however have 2 Elenco std. 830 tie point breadboards, and 3 of these larger 9438 breadboards, with base, banana power plugs and extra power strip. I've used these for about 5 years now, and would buy again. I've seen the negative reviews about poor connections and have not had these problems. The main reason I don't have the 3M boards, and I've seen them on digikey and elsewhere, is because I can get three of these boards for that price. And at the end of the day, there are much more important things to spend the money on. So if I were you, I'd get one of these. If you have the money, and you will be doing a lot in college or otherwise with breadboards, buy two and have the extra space to do more prototyping. I think these boards do just fine. Hope this helps!
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If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the spec sheet says the MPU-6050 will survive it.
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The majority of the posts are positive. However, a few fuss about "breakage" and/or the heating element dying out after a couple of uses.What model is yours? I am begining to comprehend the proper uses and the best recipes, but "model numbers" are not given with the posts.MML
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If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the spec sheet says the MPU-6050 will survive it. If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the... » Read More If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the spec sheet says the MPU-6050 will survive it. « Show Less
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Hey Tracy, where did you buy your EB305? I've been looking for one, preferrably used so it's cheaper. Thanks.
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It does great for home based quantities, we used it for bread. But I think it's underpowered and undersized for this. Step up to the 600, can't remember the exact model but it's larger and heavier. That is what we needed to do. If you price shop you'll find the heavier one for just a little bit more. I bought one of the heavier new and one of the heavier factory refurbished for my daughter. The first refurb had a bit of noise; they replaced it right away and the replacement has been fine for 5 years. Hope this helps!
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Have you found any alternative? I just started looking into purchasing a bread maker and I'm stuck in the same quandry. I avoid non-stick at all costs, but I can't seem to find a machine without it. Please let me know if you found anything. Thanks! Lyndi
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I was looking for and couldn't find a nextar P3 review either, but I ended up buying it anyway and I posted the review last night--just search the nextar P3 on amazon and it should be posted by now. Basically I think it's a great unit, but I've never owned a tom tom so I can't compare to that specifically. The nextar was super easy to setup and figure out as well.
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I sent it back to exchange for the 8770. I like Janome but this one is plastic throat plate among other things. Go with the 8770 (its the same as the 7330 Mongolia without the decal. It works great but does not have automatic tension. I love myths DC3050's for my beginning students, but the 8770 will do just fine and is put together better and runs smoother.
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I would agree except for the fact my wife is a teacher and also purchased the same model for her classroom, which is why I ordered one when my ten year old Panasonic died. She had hers since April and I figured if it could stand up to kids in a classroom it had to be durable. I received mine which made a grinding noise but no sharpening and immediately returned it. Ironically hers died about two weeks after I returned mine she ordered another through her school and it also didn't work out of the box.
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Sorry to hear you had trouble -The first one I had seemed to be very slow, but did not burn out. I bought a second unit and it much better than the first one - cooks better and actually toasts bread - I love it!
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I mean it says 176 by these boards seem pretty tough. I ve seen YouTube videos where cars run over them and they don't break. If you re concerned just get the stereo cruiser wood version. Idk if amazon offers them. Another brand is z-flex they offer crusiers and tiny skateboards. Then there others like sector 9 and stuff but again don't know if amazon offers them. But they are a little bit more because they are wood. Idk hopefully this helped. I bought my stereo for $40 bucks on here . Which is a good deal? I mean you should try it for that price.
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This one is my first and only I love it. And you never really know what suits you until you try it out. Some people like long boards and some penny boards. But this is def a great board. I hope I answered your question.
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Hey there! I'm in the same predicament also? I just purchased the 32m3000 series for the "cheap" price of $649 when it was available at other non competitor retailers for $550-575. (I wanted the 4 year protection plan the cheaper guys didn't offer). It's a gift for father so it's not opened yet. The only thing the store assistant said was that one model's from 2007 and the other is 2008. He didn't want to lie to me about tech knowledge he didn't know about.
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I do not know. I was not exactly happy with the iron, It seemed defective upon arrival and it went back. My father was an Engineer for Plato Products. The largest manufacturer of Soldering tips. They can help. The URL: http://www.newark.com/plato --- Of note, I have Or had until some stole my Weller Soldering Station and all my Plato Tips. Plato Tips worked much better than cheap Generic. Last, I believe these tips are for the Elenco Soldering Station. Elenco Electronics TIPK-1 Soldering Iron Tip Package Sold by and shipped by Amazon. I do not know. I was not exactly happy with the iron, It seemed defective upon arrival and it went back. My father was an Engineer for Plato Products. The largest manufacturer of Soldering tips. They can help. The URL: http://www.newark.com/plato --- Of note, I have Or had until some stole my Weller Soldering Station and all my Plato Tips. Plato Tips worked much better than cheap Generic. Last, I believe these tips are for the Elenco Soldering Station. Elenco Electronics TIPK-1 Soldering Iron Tip Package Sold by and shipped by... » Read More I do not know. I was not exactly happy with the iron, It seemed defective upon arrival and it went back. My father was an Engineer for Plato Products. The largest manufacturer of Soldering tips. They can help. The URL: http://www.newark.com/plato --- Of note, I have Or had until some stole my Weller Soldering Station and all my Plato Tips. Plato Tips worked much better than cheap Generic. Last, I believe these tips are for the Elenco Soldering Station. Elenco Electronics TIPK-1 Soldering Iron Tip Package Sold by and shipped by Amazon. « Show Less
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I just ordered a bread pan for TR2200C from www.directpartsandproducts. for $12.95+$3.99 shipping.
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I just bought it at digitalelectronics4less.com for $180. I'm confused since it is listed for about $260 everywhere else (and sometimes much more!)...but it appears to be new and have all accessories. Score!