Hi,
I am look for methods to manage mess jumping wires please.
Thanks
Adam

 

I don't see a problem.

 

Hello there. welcome to AAC!
remember your first post?
And the rest of them? To ask such a vague question will insight us to asking you for specifics!You will not hear suggestions to your particular needs until post number 46! I as well, see nothing wrong with your mess of jumper wires.

Well.
Because I am not a Electrician major, I was guess some one got batter idea, if you think it's no problem, I may keep use that way.

 

Get more containers, they seem to multiply

 

Get more containers, they seem to multiply

Thanks.
It's why I guess there may have some good ideas.
All short wires, jumping wires, kind of collected mush more than the picture shown any where.

 

Well.
Because I am not a Electrician major, I was guess some one got batter idea, if you think it's no problem, I may keep use that way.

I know and I love helping you out,we all do... I didn't mean that in a bad way. I used to keep them all nice and tidy by length, by gauge,by type of insulated jacket, by color, solid conductor,multi strand, what type of alloy, or pure copper and ultimately all wind up just like your little container.

Get more containers, they seem to multiply

Tell me about it just like carbon based life forms. "Kill all humans!"

 

Bender Rick !!!

 

You could buy some zip bags such as https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08H2HJJ24. I keep 3 large bags for pre-made jumper wires (socket to socket, socket to plug, plug to plug) and for patch borad connections I have a number of bags, one per jumper length, 1 row span, 2 row span, etc. I hate having to sort through a mess of wires when I'm looking for the correct type / size of jumper.

 

hi Adam,
Reminds me of my jumper wire, dump box, left it too long in a mess, just look what happened.

Follow Dave's suggestion.

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Your box of jumper wires looks like a smaller version of my wire 'filing system'.

 

You could buy some zip bags such as https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08H2HJJ24. I keep 3 large bags for pre-made jumper wires (socket to socket, socket to plug, plug to plug) and for patch borad connections I have a number of bags, one per jumper length, 1 row span, 2 row span, etc. I hate having to sort through a mess of wires when I'm looking for the correct type / size of jumper.

Thanks.
I'll try it.