Spring-loaded Breakout Board for Raspberry Pi

Name: Spring-loaded Breakout Board for Raspberry Pi
SKU: 17799
Price: 15.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

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Spring-loaded breakout card for Raspberry Pi with plastic index card for easy pin identification

Designed by Sequent Microsystems in United States of America

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Spring-loaded breakout card for Raspberry Pi with plastic index card for easy pin identification

This card plugs into the Raspberry Pi 40 pin socket and brings all the Raspberry Pi pins to spring-loaded terminal blocks. It allows rapid connection of 18-22 AWG wires to Raspberry Pi pins. The pr…

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Jianan | Oct. 14, 2020

Unable to message seller so I'm asking my question here

Hi,

I'm leaving my question for the seller here because tindie shows me a "Forbidden" prompt when I tried to message the seller.

I recently ordered 2x Spring-loaded Breakout Board for Raspberry Pi. Due to the way we're using this breakout board, we need to flip the orientation of the board, meaning pin 1 becomes 40, and pin 40 becomes 1. I noticed that the board shorts together the GND pins and perhaps some voltage rails, which would be problematic for our use case. Would it be possible for me to place another order of two of these kits but with PCB and the components unassembled? I would like to cut some traces before soldering on the spring terminals. Thanks!

Response from Sequent Microsystems | Oct. 14, 2020

Sorry but we do not have unassembled boards.
The only way this would work would be for you to remove the connectors and install them the way you want.