My Xmas list is even shorter than Richards. I'm pretty happy with all things I can do with the EZBv4 and ARC. It will take me some time to be able to use them to their full potential. That coupled with the support of the EZ-Robot employees (I've stopped into the head office twice and they always made time for me) and the support of the forum members, I find it difficult to ask for more. Ho Ho Ho!

@Dave, parallel 10 of the regulators, it should handle 10A (in theory). Be safe, go for 20 just in case the load is not balanced across all regulators

@DJ, I guessed those would be amongst the reasons for things being how they are and can appreciate what you have said in response to my feedback (and it's feedback so unimportant I've not felt the need to mention it other than in a wish list). Having said that, it looks like the EZ-Bit adapter will fit on the bottom of the power base (it's something on my list to test out soon) so there's a way around it already

To be honest, to get three robots out there within a couple of years, especially knowing the shock that come with finding out the work involved in injection moulding, you've done amazingly well. The popularity of the EZ-Robot products will skyrocket, I am sure of that!

@RichardR, you mention the EZ-B V5 but really, what more could anyone want to squeeze out of a single device?

Number of ports aside (you want more, get 4 more EZ-Bs, you need more than 120 ports? What in the blue hell are you building?!) I can't think of a single thing that could make it any better.

Holy crap Rich, that would be a $200 regulator! eek

How about a new interface, check this out, http://structure.io , 3d renderings and more. The structure sensor.