CyberBrick Prototype Transmitter Board
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From an experimental point of view I wanted a board that you could add all potential components that is used with the CyberBrick and experiment with the CyberBrick app for what ever device/contraption/invention you want to make.
I have now created a Transmitter and a Receiver Board, both on Maker World.
The cables can be tidied up by going underneath other components as there is a small gap, allowing for thickness of the cables.
Originally when moving the board from one place to another the battery would occasionally slide out of position, so I created a simple hold-down bar to stop that from happening.
I originally obtained the Ultimate kit, with which you get 100pc M2.5x6 BHCS screws. It was with that in mind I created the size of holes used on the prototype board, utilising those screws to add components to my prototype board.
All the components CyberBrick currently uses with the transmitter can be bolted to the prototype board in any configuration you like.
Work around re using Lithium battery.
Initially the board was designed for the battery case. However, having reliability issues with battery case i now use a lithium battery, also it has more voltage and lasts longer. Whilst the battery case had a switch did mean I didn't design a switch on the board.
Whilst using a lithium battery I dont want to keep on plugging in and out the battery to the circuit board, I also don't see the need to redesign a new board, therefore I have connected the power switch to the battery holder support and works effectively see added photoraph of work around.
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