I tried both of them, and Eagle made just more sense to me and was easier to learn to work with.
Interesting.
I have not tried the latest versions of Eagle but it looks much improved over older versions.
KiCad does all I need for free.
I already had a license for Eagle to begin with, so it didn’t cost anything for me either
I’m not familiar with the older versions, but the interface of Eagle reminds me of some non-related software I used a lot in the past.
I believe the product in link 1 features the exact same transducer as the SR04T? It’s probably just a very slight modification.Over time, two things I found useful about the JSN-SR04T:
(1) The transducer has a silicone rubber that makes it very easy to mount on a surface and keeps it in place.
(2) Since it’s such a widely used product, the manufacturer could do some minor customizations for us, e.g. a much shorter cable (20cm) to make everything fit in a small enclosure.
Well the product in link 1 is completely sealed and also has 2 mounting screws on either sides. My main reason for using product in link 1 is that it has 2 transducers instead of 1 therefore reduces the blind/minimum distance to 3cm as opposed to JSN-SR04T’s 20cm. The ebay description also has the arduino code for the sensor. Just thought of sharing for future readers. Nothing else