Pair of socket for arduino micro pro / teensy 2.0

Mill Max Pins

Socketing your microcontroller with sockets takes some time, but is well worth it. Usually, socketing can be done with diode legs. The metal which diode legs are made of holds up well enough to form a reliable connection. If you intend to reuse your controller, diode legs might not hold up well enough to the removal and reinsertion, bending the legs in the process.

Mill Max socket pins are made of a stronger, more rigid material, holding up better to reuse. They're not required as you can still use diode legs, but they do provide ease of use.

In the box:

Set of sockets

• 2 rows of 12-position low profile sockets, suitable for a single microcontroller.

Set of sockets with pins

• 2 rows of 12-position low profile sockets, suitable for a single microcontroller.
• At least 26 low profile socket-compatible Mill Max pins.

26 pins

• At least 26 low profile socket-compatible Mill Max pins.

Compatible with

Any microcontroller with 12-position pins, such as the arduino pro micro, Teensy 2.0