Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the gifts!

Testing cables with lots of GPIO expansion! Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the PCBs.

Serial UPDI programmer pcb - works better and is smaller than the older JTAG2UPDI Arduino Uno method of programming Atmel parts in Arduino IDE. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the pcbs!.

Trying out the Forrest Mims op amp percussion synth from the Engineer's Mini Notebook. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the PCBs!.

More guitar octave fuzz experiments. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the audio jack breakout PCBs!. @SGirl0311

Transistor circuit experimenting with an NPN pcb from @PCBWayOfficial . @SGirl0311

NES controller interfacing - adding turbo fire to A/B buttons. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for NES connector PCBs!.@SGirl0311

If only I had an Arduino Nano in the 90s, I wouldn’t have needed to spend all of that money on a special game pad with turbo fire buttons. I could’ve done it myself.

These SK6812 LEDs make it easy to hook up a bunch of indicator lights on a breadboard when a lot are needed at once. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the pcbs!.@SGirl0311

Testing surface mount LED soldering for an upcoming project, routing land line phone audio connections for multiple phone calls in the phone line simulator.

Octave fuzz guitar effect experimenting time. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the stomp switch breakout pcb!.@SGirl0311 .

Making a Nixie Tube counter to test the HV5222 driver. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for Nixie Tube socket breakout pcbs!.@SGirl0311

Updated CR2032 to Varta battery replacement using low leakage schottky and LM66100 ideal diode. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the pcbs!.@SGirl0311

Getting back to playing with Nixie Tubes using the HV5222 driver chip. Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the pcbs!.@SGirl0311

Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for these pcbs, DTMF decoder running at 3.3v for easy ESP32 interfacing without a 5v level shifter.

Echo effects are fun to play with! .Thanks to @PCBWayOfficial for the pcbs to make experimenting easier than having resistors shorting all over the breadboard. @SGirl0311

Breadboarding guitar effects is easy with a phone jack/buffer pcb from @PCBWayOfficial to get the guitar and amp plugged into the breadboard. @SGirl0311

A 555 and a Binary Counter make strange sounds. PCBs thanks to @PCBWayOfficial .@SGirl0311

A breadboard friendly 555 oscillator pcb from @PCBWayOfficial has separate duty cycle and frequency adjustments.@SGirl0311

Guitar effects loop switcher with up to 16 channels! Thanks @PCBWayOfficial for providing pcbs!.@SGirl0311