It looks just like that. I'm trying to figure out how to do 2-3 arrays of 5 LEDs each. I know the math of wiring them up, I have the components, but I can't quite crunch my brain around how to align them on this. Any and all help or mocking is appreciated.
That works for me. But I mean, if I need one track connected to another, do i just bridge the gap with solder or wire or what?
Alright then. Just wanted to be suuure ^^. Draping solder across two joints like that won't weaken it right?
Guess i should've just gotten over my fear of screwing up in the first place and played around. Today I finally got my medicine and I'm able to think without fever and with clarity.. this is much easier than I thought X)
if it is the same as that board I'd hook the power lines to the to rails in the center But just have a play... if you break it, which is unlikely, its only a few quid for a new one
i recomend making links with wire as if it were a component rather than bridges made of solder. it's just neater, more reliable and easier for me,, it can sometimes be dificult to get a big blob of solder to go where you want it.
I try to design the board so I can fit PCB-mount connectors for inputs and outputs. The screw ones shown are 0.2" pitch, fan-connector headers are 0.1" pitch. Picture also shows some wire links as Snood advises. For breaking the tracks, a hand-held 1/4"-ish drill-bit makes a quick neat job - you can fix one in a cork for a permanent tool.
