Wires
You'll also need some way to connect between the board and an Arduino. You could use a combination of male
headers and breadboard (solderless or solderable). Or you could just go with a few pieces of hookup wire or 3-pin
JST-SM pigtail connectors.
Tools
In order to get a good, solid, electrically-sound connection to the breakout boards, you'll need to solder to the
pins. That means you'll need at least a basic soldering iron, solder, and general soldering accessories. Check out
our how to solder tutorial for help, if this is you first time soldering.
SparkFun Solder-able Breadboard
PRT-12070
Break Away Headers - Straight
PRT-00116
LED Strip Pigtail Connector (3-pin)
CAB-14575
Breadboard - Translucent Self-Adhesive (Red)
PRT-11317
Solder Lead Free - 100-gram Spool
TOL-09325
Soldering Iron - 30W (US, 110V)
TOL-09507
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