I would say yes. But if you are concerned about it, a dab of glue from a hot glue gun should prevent any accidental disconnects.
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I considered some hot glue, as well.
With the integrated board, I need to solder the headers on either way, so it's actually less work to solder the wires instead. Unfortunately needed pins aren't always neighbors, so I can't just solder on connectors.
As of now, the only connections I will have are:
My thought is to solder the temp probe and LCD leads to the board. I would use a 4 pin connector, at the screen end, for the LCD so that there is more resistance on the header connection there. For the switch, it is a ribbon with a 4 pin connector and the 4 pins I need happen to be in a row. For this I would solder in a 4 pin header and hope a 4 pin connector stays better than a single pin..
With the integrated board, I need to solder the headers on either way, so it's actually less work to solder the wires instead. Unfortunately needed pins aren't always neighbors, so I can't just solder on connectors.
As of now, the only connections I will have are:
- 3.3v, GND, and Signal for the DS18B20 sensor
- 5v, GND, SDA, SCL for the LCD
- GND, 1, 2, 3 for a 3 key membrane switch
My thought is to solder the temp probe and LCD leads to the board. I would use a 4 pin connector, at the screen end, for the LCD so that there is more resistance on the header connection there. For the switch, it is a ribbon with a 4 pin connector and the 4 pins I need happen to be in a row. For this I would solder in a 4 pin header and hope a 4 pin connector stays better than a single pin..