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Rookie Team needs help with D-Link and arm design
We hooked up the D-Link to the power distribution board with a 12V to 5V converter in between as suggested in the diagram from the first website. However, the D-Link didn't power up when we plugged in the battery, and it smelled like the D-link burned up. We suspect we might have plugged it in backwards. But anyways would that be the right way to connect the D-link if we were to plug it in the right direction?
Also, we began designing our arm, and we came across this design. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gGFd...eature=related What would be some of your suggestions if we were to go with this design? Thanks 
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