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Showed a friend of mine one of the boards I designed to test my components on and he suggested I post it on the SFE forums. Since I'm on the website all the time anyway. I love this design because it has the breadboard surrounded by all I/O's from the microprocessor. I use the RF button link on most of my boards that I design because I love the versatility of having 5 buttons at my fingertips to do whatever I want. This original design features a PIC processor, and I am working on the Atmel Equivalent because I want to get into AVR Studio. This board features the CP2102 USB to UART Bridge (switchable) as well as the PICkit3 header. Works great for me... just thought I would share.

Note: the USB plug on the bottom of the board is for my Custom ICSP programmer.