I am still learning about circuit building. Presently, I am using PCB circuits. I plan to stick to that, as it is my preference. I know there are Vero boards etc., and I have tried them, but they are just not for me.
One of the issues I encounter when using PCB boards is grounding. Presently , I solder in a series of steel posts (connectors)- usually 5 in series. I connect the 5 posts together and use that for any wires going to ground (which is connected to the - side of may 9V battery).
The problem is, because there are so many wires that go to ground, it ends up being messy looking. Is there a better way, short of switching the type of board I use? Any tips?
Thank-you
One of the issues I encounter when using PCB boards is grounding. Presently , I solder in a series of steel posts (connectors)- usually 5 in series. I connect the 5 posts together and use that for any wires going to ground (which is connected to the - side of may 9V battery).
The problem is, because there are so many wires that go to ground, it ends up being messy looking. Is there a better way, short of switching the type of board I use? Any tips?
Thank-you