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On John Larkin wrote:
>On the other hand,
>https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BWCFH57N

Do you actually use protoboard like this? I usually went directly to PCBs. 
If I used protoboard, I would use the no copper perfboard and just bend 
leads and use jumper wire. The copper on the boards just got in the way. 
For surface mount I liked the 'surfboards' without the leads. Double stick 
tape them to copper clad and use that as a ground plane. I always believed 
I could of designed the surfboards better. For one, they should have had 
copper clad on the back so I could use that as the power plane and then 
double stick tape it to the ground plane.