Kroden’s head-slappingly simple SD socket solution will likely come in handy for those looking to experiment with the memory format via breadboard. The step-by-step also outlines a sturdier horizontal version using right-angle header pins.
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Yep, did that as well a while ago. Only I used a Micro-SD card adapter so I can actually exchange the cards…
Ah sorry, did not actually read the instructable, just looked at the photo. He actually created a “real” socket.
Just soldering a row of pins to an adapter is way simpler though…
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