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    GPIO jumpers: longer, better?

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    • FlatPepsiF Offline
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      last edited by FlatPepsi

      So I’m wiring up my PIR sensor via some jumper cables.
      Like these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00RMBC5I0/ref=psd_mlt_nbc_B00KOL5BCC_ri

      They work, but I have two complaints. First is, these cables are pretty short. I’d like to do something much longer. I’d like something a foot long if possible. (This also makes adding a ferrite coil easier)

      The other complaint is that they pull off rather easily. I know that’s good for development, but for a final install project how do you keep these things in securely?

      Anyone have recommendations?

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