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36mm Multirotor PDB

30.5mm M3 mounting holes for 36mm flight controllers like Naze32, Flip32, CC3d, etc.

Not compatible with 50mm FCs, like KK2.

Mounting holes not suitable for metal hardware.

The pin headers are added to allow the connection of a 5V UBEC to the pads above the cut out. The pads above that allow for ground, +V (~12v on 3S) and 5V out to power FPV cameras and/or video transmitter. The ground and +V pads at the bottom of the board are for supplying battery voltage to your flight controller for voltage monitoring (low battery alarm).

Please see revision 2.1 for better isolation around mounting holes.

36mm Multirotor PDB

Ground terminals are located in the corners, and high current items (ESCs) should be soldered to the side with the minus symbol (-). The exposed ground pads on the opposite side of the board should only be used for low current draw applications (e.g. video equipment, 3.3/5/6V UBEC, LEDs).

Positive terminals are located on the sides of the board, and high current items (ESCs) should be soldered to the side with the plus symbol (+). The exposed positive pads on the opposite side of the board should only be used for low current draw applications (e.g. video equipment, 3.3/5/6V UBEC, LEDs).

The pin headers are added to allow the connection of a 5V UBEC to the pads above the cut out. The pads above that allow for ground, +V (~12v on 3S) and 5V out to power FPV cameras and/or video transmitter. The ground and +V pads at the bottom of the board are for supplying battery voltage to your flight controller for voltage monitoring (low battery alarm).

30.5mm M3 mounting holes for 36mm flight controllers like Naze32, Flip32, CC3d, etc.

Not compatible with 50mm FCs, like KK2.

Mounting holes not suitable for metal hardware.

Please see revision 1.1 for better isolation around mounting holes.

For an option with less exposed solder pads, please see revision 2.1.

1590B sized IC Big Muff clone board with tone bypass switch

Schematic: https://www.dropbox.com/s/s7k3489ex6y4lna/ICBM.png?dl=0

nRF51822 Bluetooth MIDI Dev Board

Updated version of the LED driver to include offboard 12V power and proper power returns from the LEDs.

Backup DC power switching module @Upverter.com

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Primarily for use as an NTP source this cape fits inside most enclosures. Uses Ublox NEO-6M etc. Derived from http://the8thlayerof.net/2013/12/08/adafruit-ultimate-gps-cape-creating-custom-beaglebone-black-device-tree-overlay-file/

Quick and dirty dual XBOX 360 joystick. You can add up to 3 LEDs, 3 6x6mm SMD buttons and one HM-11 Bluetooth 4.0 LE module. Be sure to trim the pins of the Teensy connector under JS2.

Li battery mod for mice (Li charger + 1.5V regulator)

128 x 32px OLED display breakout board

96 x 16px OLED display breakout board

Used for Auto-Switch between ICSP & Analog Inputs

http://hackaday.io/project/964/log/6053

http://hackaday.io/project/964/log/6053

RocheF6 DD v1.1. Capacitor moved to between batt neg / batt pos.

Drills and vias aren’t rendering. They are present in oshpark’s preview of the drill file as well as in my gerber viewer.

Toykeeper has created firmware for this driver.

For personal, non commercial use.
Improper use may cause batteries to “rapidly disassemble”.
This device is known in the state of california to cause addiction, insomnia, photosensitivity, delusions of grandeur, thirst for blood. Please do not opperate within the state of california.

open source.

This is a breakout of the ADAU1442/5/6.

The board breaks out:

• Digital Audio IO
• I2C/SPI
• All 12 GPIO pins
• CLKOUT
• RESET

It implements these circuits on board:

• Header for selecting CLKMODE, I2C ADD, PLL Mode
• PLL Filter
• 1.8V Regulator
• Crystal Circuit

v0.3 Changes

• Complete Re-factor
• Lengthened leads for easier hand soldering
• Slimmer to actually fit on breadboard
• Addressing can be done with jumpers or DIP switch
• Implemented the thermal pad

open source attiny remote, please google it…

PWM control of an RGB LED over I2C using a PIC16LF1503