Arduino Leonardo with Headers [A000057]
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Neva Schuster II
> 3 dayexcelente
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Longhorn
> 3 dayEach Arduino has its own unique set of features while maintaining the compatibility that defines the Arduino standard. Leonardos strong suit, for me, is its ability to communicate with two serial IOs at the same time for a couple of bucks more than the workhorse UNO. This saves a lot of time when talking to the Arduino thru the USB port and the Arduino talking to another serial device (e.g., a XBee radio) at the same time. No more plugging and unplugging USB cables every time you want to change a line of code. WOW!
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Allen C. Huffman
Greater than one weekThis is the Arudino to get if you want it to be able to act like a keyboard/mouse/joystick when plugged up to a computer. I was able to create software to read joystick style controls, then send out iCade keyboard sequences to an iPad. The standard Arduinos do not have USB host support, so their USB port is only a serial port. The Leonardo can be toggled in software so the USB port can appear as a keyboard to the PC/Mac.
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Mark D.
> 3 dayYou really cant go wrong with a Leonardo board! Its got the same chip as the practice Esplora board which means built-in USB HID capabilities! Ive replaced all my Unos with these for that reason. Great upgrade!
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PJT
Greater than one weekThe Arduino Leonardos worked with no issues. Uploaded code and they are off and running doing their thing. Great purchase!
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Stephen
> 3 dayWorks perfect
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Michael D Mowery
> 3 dayThis is an excellent Arduino Leonardo with Headers. I bought two of them for my robot projects. Im glad I found them because they are hard to get. I had some old robot projects that required the Leonardo. So, Im very happy to get them at this low price. I inspected both of them very carefully. They were in perfect condition.
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> 3 dayAppears to be genuine, and has a nice plastic base attached to it.
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Tressa DuBuque
> 3 dayI bought this so I could create a macro keyboard (this board appears as a HID to the computer it is attached to). Had it up and running within an hour. Especially liked the dedicated SCL and SDA pins. One thing to be careful of is resetting the board, will result in a new com port assignment - making loading a sketch a little more difficult until you get used to this.
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TimL
> 3 dayWhat can I say? This is the real deal, and not one of the cheaper knock offs. If you need an genuine Arduino Leonardo (with headers), this is what you are looking for.
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Arduino Uno R3The ideal board for getting started with electronics, through fun and engaging hands-on projects. |
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