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	<title>Comments on: Using the chipKit Uno32 and Basic I/O Shield</title>
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		<title>By: NoseyNick</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Available at https://secure.robotshop.com/ca/productinfo.aspx?pc=RB-Dig-14&amp;lang=en-US - any other recommended dealers?

This is &quot;Arduino UNO&quot; form factor, yet has 42 I/Os? WOW, but how does that work? Looks like it has doubled up the I/O headers?

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<p>This is &#8220;Arduino UNO&#8221; form factor, yet has 42 I/Os? WOW, but how does that work? Looks like it has doubled up the I/O headers?</p>
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