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18-05-2011, 13:03

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Re: PWM speed controllers cheaper than Victors?

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Originally Posted by DonRotolo

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Sparkfun has a motoduino shield that handles two 2A motors for about $25.
You can build one that handles 2 channels of 2.5A each for about $12 - I have the schematic and a PC Board design if you want.

Here is the Ardumoto he is talking about- http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9815

I have one, very easy to use.

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Can you post that PCB design and such? I'd be interested in it.

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