Colourful Arcade Buttons
Classic arcade buttons in a variety of colours.
Ever feel the need to relive the glory days of button mashing in your local arcade?
Or possibly you just need to add a button to your project and want something a little more colourful and satisfying.
These lovely little arcade buttons not only add colour to your project, they also have a 2mm travel when pressed, giving a really satisfying feel. We like them so much we used them for the Picade!
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1 customer review
3 months ago
The debug probe lets me program my Pico any time, on demand, without having to mess about with the USB connector or the reset button/pin. This is invaluable in my context, the Pico is installed in the base of a piano and I can't be walking away from my PC, holding down the button, pulling out the USB cable and putting it in again, then walking back to start the program upload cycle. Buying the debug probe saved me so much time and faffing about.
It's also great because it releases the main USB port for other purposes, e.g. a permanently connected serial output - or in my use case, a MIDI port.
I haven't really tried the debugging facilities that it provides yet - the things above were enough to make it pay for itself!
by Ross about Raspberry Pi Debug Probe via REVIEWS.io
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Blue
COM0404£1.50 -
Green
COM0405£1.50 -
Black
COM0406£1.50 -
Yellow
COM0407£1.50 -
Red
COM0408£1.50 -
White
COM0421Out of stock£1.50 -
Pink
COM0422£1.50 -
Clear
COM0423£1.50
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“The debug probe lets me program my Pico any time, on demand, without having to mess about with the USB connector or the reset button/pin. This is invaluable in my context, the Pico is installed in the base of a piano and I can't be walking away from my PC, holding down the button, pulling out the USB cable and putting it in again, then walking back to start the program upload cycle. Buying the debug probe saved me so much time and faffing about.
It's also great because it releases the main USB port for other purposes, e.g. a permanently connected serial output - or in my use case, a MIDI port.
I haven't really tried the debugging facilities that it provides yet - the things above were enough to make it pay for itself!”
Ross