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I think that the signal generator is closer to HP test equipment quality than Radio Shack quality, which may explain the price. I was expected a simple circuit, but when I looked inside it turned out to be very complex.

Here's the brochure for the breadboard with specs and the price: https://archive.org/details/TNM_Elite_1_2_3_dynamic_breadboa...



You can't get very high signal integrity on a breadboard.


That's true though modern breadboards tend to be good to the low mhz range in my limited experience. Building breadboard computers in the 1-10Mhz range is well documented online.




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