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Old 14-04-2005, 09:47   #17
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Re: question for the electrical engineers
they 9v thing is not particularly essential, its just for the test board as 9v square batteries are easier to come by than a 12v power supply


i had a look at H-bridge drives, but my simple electrical nollidge gets a bit confused

remember, this is just a prototype that is gona be built on stripboard
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