GPIO Ribbon Extension Cable for HATs and Mini HATs
This handy 40 pin GPIO extender cable lets you put a bit of distance between your Raspberry Pi and your favourite HAT - useful for positioning sensors away from your Pi and for building epic mounts!
When using a GPIO extender it's important to connect the GPIO header on your Pi to the HAT the right way round to avoid damage to Pi and/or HAT. There's a white line down one side of the cable you can use to help keep track of where the power pins are. If you're unsure, you could use a multimeter to check the 5v pin is where you expect.
Features
- 40-pin male and female GPIO connectors
- 20cm cable length
Original: $2.00
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$1.00GPIO Ribbon Extension Cable for HATs and Mini HATs
This handy 40 pin GPIO extender cable lets you put a bit of distance between your Raspberry Pi and your favourite HAT - useful for positioning sensors away from your Pi and for building epic mounts!
When using a GPIO extender it's important to connect the GPIO header on your Pi to the HAT the right way round to avoid damage to Pi and/or HAT. There's a white line down one side of the cable you can use to help keep track of where the power pins are. If you're unsure, you could use a multimeter to check the 5v pin is where you expect.
Features
- 40-pin male and female GPIO connectors
- 20cm cable length
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Description
This handy 40 pin GPIO extender cable lets you put a bit of distance between your Raspberry Pi and your favourite HAT - useful for positioning sensors away from your Pi and for building epic mounts!
When using a GPIO extender it's important to connect the GPIO header on your Pi to the HAT the right way round to avoid damage to Pi and/or HAT. There's a white line down one side of the cable you can use to help keep track of where the power pins are. If you're unsure, you could use a multimeter to check the 5v pin is where you expect.
Features
- 40-pin male and female GPIO connectors
- 20cm cable length
