WINGONEER® Prototype Screw/Terminal Block Shield Board Kit For Arduino MEGA 2560 R3 DIY
Details
- Current rating26 Amps
- Item pitch3.5
- Connector typeScrew
- Number of contacts84
- Mounting typePCB Mount
- MaterialCopper Steel
Description
⚡ Elevate your Arduino game with pro-grade connectivity and endless customization!
- DIY INNOVATION - Unassembled kit invites hands-on customization—perfect for makers who crave control and creativity.
- MODULAR MASTERY - Customize your Arduino MEGA 2560 setup with 84 versatile terminal pins for complex projects.
- HEAVY DUTY HARDWARE - M2 steel screws and brass cage pins provide secure, long-lasting connections under any workload.
- PRECISION ENGINEERING - Dual copper layers on a robust FR-4 fiberglass PCB ensure reliable signal integrity and durability.
- PLUG PLAY FLEXIBILITY - Standard 2.54mm pitch female headers and terminal blocks guarantee effortless wiring and expansion.
The WINGONEER Prototype Screw/Terminal Block Shield Board Kit is a high-quality, unassembled accessory designed for Arduino MEGA 2560 R3. Featuring a durable FR-4 dual-layer fiberglass PCB (120x78mm), 84-pin terminal blocks with M2 steel screws, and standard 2.54mm pitch female headers, this kit offers flexible mounting and robust connectivity for advanced DIY electronics projects. Note: This is a third-party accessory, not an official Arduino product.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | WINGONEER |
| Part number | T0339 |
| Item Weight | 90 g |
| Product Dimensions | 12 x 12 x 7.8 cm; 90 g |
| Item model number | T0339 |
| Size | Unassembled |
| Colour | Green |
| Material | Copper Steel |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Teeth Per Inch | 3.5 Millimetres |
| Plug profile | PCB Mount |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
H**N
Review for pre-assembled - very impressed
At first I was put off by the price, but after wiring and re-wiring this thing for the past few weeks I'm really glad I invested. The screw terminals do their job absolutely fine, and the labelling is all perfect unlike on the Arduino itself. The board feels very solid and the pins fit perfectly, I'm very glad I bought a full size board rather than the ones that come in two halves, the result is that this board is very robust.
O**D
Much better than I expected. Fully assembled.
When I read the description of this terminal shield I got the impression that I would need to assemble it myself. However, it arrived fully assembled and ready to use. I have it fitted to an Arduino Mega and it works well.I have used other Arduino terminal shields and this one allows easier access to each terminal connection.Fitting to the Arduino took time and care to ensure all the pins lined up. The board is considerably larger than the Arduino board so it’s important to check you have space.POSITIVES - Price, easy to connect to I/O terminals, clearly numbered, fully assembled with space in the middle to solder other connections or components on.NEGATIVES - Bigger than other terminal shields, lining up the pins takes time and care.
G**J
Good idea, but presentation needs more thought
Eccellent concept. Good robust base board. Sadly sockets not well soldered, and not accurately seated. Also, terminals not clearly registered to device pins.
S**R
ESSENTIAL for any arduino project!
Got one for my flight sim home cockpit project. Makes life so much easier, and worth every penny.
A**R
Didn’t work , wasted my time
The pins on this do not connect properly with Mega board. Spent a good portion of my day wiring things up , nothing ,zilch. Removed board and went back to Arduino mega only .. works immediately. Don’t bother
D**D
Looks good, but kit not complete :-(
Sadly I was missing one of the black 8 pin connectors, otherwise it would be a 5* rating
J**
Looks good but missing an 8pin black connector
Looks okay but didn't come with one of the 8pin connectors
M**A
Performs it's role perfectly
All pins are available and the labelling is clear. The reset button is already connected which is a bonus compared to other shields.
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