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This is a motor driver for a UAV I've been working on for, well, forever. It has five fans, and each of the circuits pictured control one fan from a differential TTL input.
They're pretty simple; just an optoisolator driving a MOSFET. The large holes are for a nifty connector I found at a hobby store.
This is version three of the entire aircraft; version one never took off, and version two randomly rebooted because there was so much noise on the power bus. I've redesigned it so all the high-current stuff gets done a long way away from the microcontroller, right next to each motor.
This is the bottom of the PCB, which I got made up at BatchPCB.
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BTCC driver's parade at Croft including Shaun Hollamby, Steven Kane, Tom Onslow-Cole, Dave Pinkney, Jason Plato and Gordon Shedden.
The C830.2 has the maximum volume allowed by the USGA at 460 cubic centimeters. The large and deep club head provides plenty of hitting area, and a center of gravity low and deep inside the club (more on this later)
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The nice gentleman who allowed me had a hand at the wheel. I like how he looked so pensive and unaware of me taking this photo.
Using my dashbord mounted stills camera I snapped the driver who after trying to run me and my family off the road at a roundabout by not looking in his mirrors decided it was a good idea to flip me the "bird" . He then attempted to make a getaway , at excessive speed towards Wallingford. Nice.Watch out for this grey haired menace.