Do you know of a part that has the code to connect to the BB? I suspect it may be part of the internals of BB in core and thus not generally available (but then I've been wrong before too 
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DC Barrel Jack Adapter Male
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DC Barrel Jack Adapter Male
That suckz. You can save the BB as a new part to get to the code.
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I've done that for Brad's board and it isn't all that special (it suppresses terminals is about the only non standard thing visible). The magic takes place as its family as breadboard or perhaps breadboardbreadboardbreadboard. This seems to be the trigger for internal magic (always on bottom, perhaps the auto connect) to occur. I'll have a poke at things (its possible using male and female connectors may make this work, one connects to the other in breadboard so that may be the magic) when I finish Brad's project.
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Fritzing custom part for Teensy 3.6
Are the inner pins used in the Teensy, ie should they be in the PCB view.
Seams like no one wants to fix this, so I'll have to take a look at it.
There is a lot to clean up in the svgs.
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DC Barrel Jack Adapter Male
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Ah, a yet again different use case if you aren't hard wedded to the screw terminals then the power jack in core should do you (search for power jack with the magnifying glass in the parts manager). Doesn't look like we have the screw terminal breakout ones (although they would be a good addition too).
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Fritzing custom part for Teensy 3.6
While this is different than the one Sparkfun sells it seems to match this one:
https://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy36.html
in which case yes there are connectors missing for all the pads in the middle of the board (which from the board labels appear to be usable) That may be why it is listed as basic though. All the pads seem to be present on the PCB, just no connections to the center ones. The pin map (which is quite confusing) looks to be here:
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DC Barrel Jack Adapter Male
Hi Vanepp
I found the female power jack but I still didn't see a male power jack like I have plugged into the UNO.
Thanks for all the help and input anyway.
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DC Barrel Jack Adapter Male
Is that the version with the pin in the center (as there is one of those in core although on a board rather than as a jack) or the connection from a wall wart which has the hole in the center? There is a part called power plug (search for power plug) that doesn't show the pin just a top view of the connector which would let you fake it. I haven't seen any of the ones as you show, because they aren't that useful in Fritzing because you can't connect them to anything . The silver part disappears in to the black of the connector when connected so the blocks are more useful. It may be good to have one as you picture but without the silver tip (just the black body) that would connect to one of the sockets (that is what the last person looking wanted, to be able to plug in the battery and have it appear in schematic.
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Fritzing custom part for Teensy 3.6
From reading, PJRC are the ones making the series.
Seams like all the inner pins are used except the USB header.
There probably should be an upside-down version so people can use the square pads, but I'm not keen on drawing that. At least those pads aren't needed in PCB, so the other views can simply be reused.
I mainly want to fix the PCB because it doesn't have copper0.
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DC Barrel Jack Adapter Male
You are looking for something like this (which at present doesn't do anything except exist )? By the way the coax screw adapter in your picture is available in the adafruit repository (which is separate from fritzing's). I can't immediately get Inkscape to only export the image (my png viewer was showing a large black background as well as the part)
well that turned out better here than in my preview anyway. I'll poke a bit at seeing if I can achieve making that "plug in" to a modified coax jack such that the wires on the end will connect to the leads on the jack (which is what the original person wanted, and what would be reasonable for Fritzing). Making the end of the tip transparent with connectors in it that mate to the jack may be possible to allow it to "plug in" in breadboard.
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TDA 2003 parts-component
Hello
Does someone already design a TDA 2003 parts ? Search for it, and really help me for a new pcb drawing... I'm artist and not really familiar with pcb drawing, i'm basic...
thanks for your help
florent
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Print Images in PCB
I don't undersand the question exactly. Where did you put the images? Top of bottom slik layer? or copper layer?
Do you want the pages in one pdf file?
Maybe you can merge them together with a free pdf tool from the internet.
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DC Barrel Jack Adapter Male
Morning Vanepp
Here is a picture of the exact same product I created using the UNO. The dimmer switch has a female DC barrel jack for the Vin and a male DC barrel jack for Vout. I did get the Adafruit repository, thank you for letting me know about that but I didn't see the part you have the image of but I did see the exact same female version as the one I used in my project. 
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DC Barrel Jack Adapter Male
The thing about FZ is it's not perfect in BB view, because it's too complicated to make it real world.
The plugs in FZ usually have pins on the circuit side but not on the other side, ie the pins of the plug connects to the circuit but don't have provision for anything to plug into them. If you add the extra pins to the part you would still have to connect them with wires, unless someone knows how to make an auto connect pin like in the breadboard.
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How to add MQ135
Hey everyone.
I need to add MQ135 to frtizing, since I use it for a school project. I've searched for it, but only an MQ for MQ3, 4, 6 and 7.
Thanks a lot
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Sorry, I should have been clearer :-), the adafruit repro only has the barrel to screw terminal part (and then I think perhaps only female). The image I posted was an edited version of the core RCA jack (of all things ) which happens to have the correct artistic rendered shape of a coax jack as part of it which I swiped to make a custom part out of because I'm no kind of artist but luckily Fritzing has quite a few good ones to borrow from . I'm in the process of making a male coax connector with bendable leads (i.e. wires in the real world) on one end and a couple of invisible connectors on the metal barrel end. The idea is to modify a female coax socket to also have two invisible connectors where the barrel should plug in so it will connect when you move the jack over the socket (and internal busses will make the electrical connections). I don't yet know it it will work, but if it does it opens up the possibility of adding a wall wart which can connect as in the real world to Fritzing which is mostly why I'm trying it. From something Steve (SteelGoose) said some time back I thing the connector secret is male and female pins in the fpz file in the part. Male pins (which is the standard for normal parts) connect to female pins (which the breadboards use) so I'm hoping that's where the magic is. As a side effect it should give you the part you want as well.
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That sounds awesome thanks so much for all your help and advise on this.
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Wrong Camdenboss_CTB0158-2_5_08mm_pitch_90deg_terminals
Camdenboss_CTB0158 connector works fine whenever I use more than 2 terminals.
When only 2 terminals are used, the PCB part show two active (red) terminals plus four inactive (yellow) terminals. Accordingly, the size of the connector contains six circles and is larger than the correct one. However the breadboard and schema parts are correct.
I am corrected the Camdenboss_CTB0158-2_5_08mm_pitch_90deg_terminals_pcb.svg in the pcb directory but I am not able to correct the core.fzp file. Somebody can help me?
Thanks
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