2mm headers to 2.5mm header

2mm header (SEO shenanigans)

Its a simple hack to use boards with 2mm spacing headers with the usual 2.5mm headers, the pictures are worth a thousand words. You can use this with your most esp8266 or xbees.

Steps

Measure

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Strip a wire, and give its a twist.

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Insert it from the solder side

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Solder it

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Snip it

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Do it again as per your need

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Done

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Place the 2mm header spacing board, move the wire with pliers where they need to be soldered

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Soldered

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Solder the 2.5mm headers

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x 2

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Use them as daughter boards.

Comments:

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over at Black Electronics came up with a hack to convert odd-pitch modules to standard 2.54mm / 0.1″. The process looks simple once you see the detailed pictures on his blog. He’s using the

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over at Black Electronics came up with a hack to convert odd-pitch modules to standard 2.54mm / 0.1″. The process looks simple once you see the detailed pictures on his blog. He’s using the

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over at Black Electronics came up with a hack to convert odd-pitch modules to standard 2.54mm / 0.1″. The process looks simple once you see the detailed pictures on his blog. He’s using the

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over at Black Electronics came up with a hack to convert odd-pitch modules to standard 2.54mm / 0.1″. The process looks simple once you see the detailed pictures on his blog. He’s using the

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#### [blipton]( "[email protected]") -

I’ve got a SOYO-BT24G03 board that has castellated spacings of less than 1.27mm/.05".. any suggestions? I’m thinking just laying out a schmartboard style pcb but I wonder how is this usually done?

#### [hemalchevli](http://localhost/black_electronics/ "[email protected]") -

If you need access to few pins, you can use the above method else I’d suggest using a breakout board.

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