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Alchitry Br Female Header Set

This is a set of four 2x18 female headers with 0.1"-spaced pins for the Alchitry Br Prototype Element Boards. These line up exactly with all the broken out holes in the Br prototyping area to make it easy to jump wires to a breadboard or other temporary connections.

These headers will work with both Br Element Boards, the ones with and ones without top connectors. With that said, don't feel limited to just using these headers with Alchitry products since they will work with any other 0.1"-spaced pin arrangement!

  • 4x Female Headers - 2x18, 0.1"

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