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Tag Archives: Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3.

Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 back in stock

The Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 is back in stock at Seeed Studio. This breakout board lets you drive, and test HD44780, and compatible LCDs with your Bus Pirate v3. We changed the PCB to one of our standard PCB sizes, namely the DP6037 v1. Get an LCD adapter for $9.

Posted byDPMarch 6, 2014March 6, 2014Posted inNewsTags: Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3., restock2 Comments on Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 back in stock

Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 back in stock

The Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 is back in stock at Seeed Studio. This breakout board lets you drive, and test HD44780, and compatible LCDs with your Bus Pirate v3. We changed the PCB to one of our standard PCB sizes, namely the DP6037 v1. Get an LCD adapter for $9.

Posted byDPDecember 31, 2013December 30, 2013Posted inBus Pirate, NewsTags: Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3., restock1 Comment on Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 back in stock

Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 back in stock

The Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 is back in stock at Seeed Studio. This breakout board lets you drive, and test HD44780, and compatible LCDs with your Bus Pirate v3. We changed the PCB to one of our standard PCB sizes, namely the DP6037 v1. Get an LCD adapter for $9.

Posted byDPAugust 29, 2013August 29, 2013Posted inBus PirateTags: Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3., restockLeave a comment on Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3 back in stock

DIY De-panelizing PCB’s

Want to get more out of the cheap PCB services? This is just what Systemstech did when he ordered Bus Pirate LCD adapter v4 to be made. He was able to fit 3 boards on a single 10cmx10xm PCB.  All that was left was for him to cut out the board with a scroll saw. […]

Posted byDPOctober 31, 2012October 31, 2012Posted inBP v4, DIYTags: Bus Pirate LCD adapter v3., DIY4 Comments on DIY De-panelizing PCB’s
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