Now you can just draw the circuits for your lights and MG's etc.
https://www.circuitscribe.com/
Not sure what current you can put through drawn circuits but it's an intersting idea.
No more wires.
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Re: No more wires.
Highly original, Woz. I've just bought a few electronic 'breadboards' to try circuits out, but this looks like it's more intuitive. 
Breadboards always remind me of ageing gt-aunts playing Cribbage, as the boards look very similar.
Breadboards always remind me of ageing gt-aunts playing Cribbage, as the boards look very similar."Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please"- Mark Twain.
