I built 3 breadboard Sanguinos (ATmega644/644P based microcontroller boards) so that I could have something for projects the required something between my Arduino Uno and my Arduino Mega. Here they are in my blog... http://mrmac3.blogspot.com/2010/11/breadboard-sanguino.html and my youtube channel.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXfFJ7wIJQw These are my first standalone breadboard microcontrollers, I had some ATmega644Ps and a 644 sitting around an figured I should do something with them. It was a fun little project and I am excited to use them in upcoming projects!

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