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GPIO Hammer Header (Solderless) Male + Female + Installation Jig Reviews

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“This thing is awesome, I can't be trusted with a soldering iron and with those I don't need one !”
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Posted 5 years ago
“low price fast shipping easy to use exactly as described. yay my zero can do stuff now.i will for sure be ordering again in the future”
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Posted 6 years ago
Graham Bradley
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“Works a treat and great tutorial. Worth it if you're worried about soldering or don't want to start. Good online tutorial too.”
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Posted 6 years ago
Tim Champion
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Posted 6 years ago
“If you have a rpi zero w and need it to have the GPIO headers soldered you have 3 options. Solder them on yourself , buy an overpriced one from Amazon or buy this kit :-) You could use a hammer but i used these https://www.wilko.com/en-uk/wilko-speed-clamp-6in/p/0339068 from Wilko's but there are others out there and you just gently clamp the header to your pi. Easy as pi lol”
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Posted 6 years ago
DUANE BRADLEY
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“Excellent, easy to build and use, without bending the pins”
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Posted 6 years ago
“Prompt delivery and good quality! Will use this company again.”
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Posted 6 years ago
“This jig is great and was much easier to use then expected. The only issues I found with it were that it was hard to keep the header level when hammering in and that, in my case, even when making sure i had a flat surface, it was easy for me to hammer the pins through too much so not all of the male header made a connection to the female header. I got round this by taping the 2 base pieces together so that the bottom piece didn't flex away.”
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Posted 6 years ago