
mcbaker01
I've got 3 h-bridges and the ez-b wired up and in close proximity to each other.
I live in constant fear that I will bump one into the other and short something out.
Whats the best way to keep them separated?
Is this what a breadboard is for?
Is moving a project from a breadboard to a chassis a big deal or can you just pop the breadboard right on the top of a flat chassis? (such as is sold on this site)
On a related note, what's the best way to join multiple power wires (or any wires)? I'm sure there is some standard way to join all these wires other than twisting them together and taping them with electrical tape
For example, I've got a 7.2V RC battery pack that needs to be wired into my 3 bridges. What's the best way to attach one battery pack to 3 devices?
Thanks!
Y'all should put these things in your store.
I'd buy them from you even if you charge more than average
The advice you offer is worth the markup!
If I knew a bit more, I'd just google it but when you are starting from zero, this is a much better way to spin up.
Thanks!
I am on my phone tying this so if you wantwhen I get home I can do a little looking and find an online supplier with part numbers for you.
If you have a link to something you recommend on Amazon, that would be great.
Like a piece of foam?
Is there a product you recommend?
Yeah, I need to get a label maker...
Here is a place to get terminals and small gauge wire. Wire sizes are backwards to what you think, 22awg is a smaller wire then 14awg wire. so it will carry less current. Just keep that in mind if you are building a big bot like mine Experiment 333.
electrical parts like terminals
If you have any more questions I will see what I can do to help.
I used to have 10 lbs of these things back when I was a PC technician.