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Re: MEGA 2560 still a decent beginner board?
Nov 16th, 2019 at 2:40pm
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It's a fair question but not so easy to answer. It depends what you want to make?

The mega2560 is straight forward because it's well known Arduino, has 5v pins which are quite tollerant to experiementation, has a lot of serial and io so can be very flexible.
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