Blog ≫ 2013 ≫ GPIO board with terminal block for the raspberry pi

This looks good 1 and cheap too, a GPIO board for the raspberry pi 2 for development using the GPIO (general purpose input / output) pins. So nice and easy to plug your other devices you are building in to the raspberry pi 2.

Maplin are also selling the slice of pi 3 (which I have but have not assembled yet) and the humble pi 4 prototyping board for doing arduino 5 style hackery on your raspberry pi 2...

No progress with my arduino 5 or raspberry pi 2 over the last couple of days, there has been too much on TV! Next home development work for me will involve putting some redis caching on this blog, to try and keep it more available (I am running it on the super cheap right now, it's costing my less than a pound a month to keep it going) and then putting more functionality back into the Folkestone Gerald. I removed the calendars and listings and things from there when I moved hosts.

  1. Removed old maplin.co.uk/gpio-board-with-terminal-block-for-raspberry-pi-682474 link here.
  2. Credit card sized super cheap computer, awesome.
  3. Removed old maplin.co.uk/slice-of-pi-pcb-for-raspberry-pi-682462 link here.
  4. Removed old maplin.co.uk/humble-pi-pcb-for-raspberry-pi-682468 link here.
  5. Microcontroller, hardware prototyping platform, a tiny specialised computer.

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