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Darren New wrote:
> http://www.robotroom.com/Pumpkin/LEDPulsingBreadboard.jpg
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> See how the black cable goes from C1 to C2?
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> Or how the purple cable goes "around the corner"?
I see...
Makes it kinda hard to rest the ends of the wires on both battery
terminals simultaneously when they're utterly rigid though. Similarly,
if you've got one wire that's 4 holes wide and another that's 6 holes
wide, you have to systematically design your circuits to not need any
connections 5 holes wide. Routing becomes formally equivilent to solving
the Zero Sum problem. (!) Not to mention the fact that those tiny 1-hole
wide wire loops are excruciatingly hard to manipulate.
By contrast, if you have some flexible wire, you can make a loop of any
size you desire, and it's very easy to work with.
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