I'm thinking of making a kit of common 'shim's - so that you could buy it relatively cheaply ($10?) and get a whole load of little PCBs that would allow you to connect your Pico to different hardware really quickly. I think it's something that might be pretty helpful?
A solder-on 0.05 to 0.1 inch adaptor so you can get at the end pins easily
Also how would they connect? The ones like the ESP8266 shim are really tiny and make a very compact package, but you have to solder them straight to your Pico. Possibly something that just connected on 0.1" and that you could solder header pins onto would be better.
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I'm thinking of making a kit of common 'shim's - so that you could buy it relatively cheaply ($10?) and get a whole load of little PCBs that would allow you to connect your Pico to different hardware really quickly. I think it's something that might be pretty helpful?
But what kind of things would you generally want? There are already a load of adaptors designed for the Pico - but which selection would be good?
I'm thinking:
Also how would they connect? The ones like the ESP8266 shim are really tiny and make a very compact package, but you have to solder them straight to your Pico. Possibly something that just connected on 0.1" and that you could solder header pins onto would be better.