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Up. after a few months without work on the block. The progress of the last week, Ace 2 on the way

Hi, Is there a way to translate the campaign texts into French without affecting its running ? Thk

Update. Work on the side consoles. In the end, I chose a modular design.

Last update, working with PVC: Cnc cutting. Bending Up

Hi. Does anyone have a link for max 487s that are not very expensive, but functional. My last order on Aliexpress I ended up with chips they were all degraded with random operation and they are currently 5 dollars on Mouse

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You can test the 2 with the accelstepper library. Direct connection: AccelStepper stepper(AccelStepper::FULL4WIRE,4,5,6,7); stepper on pins 4, 5, 6 and 7 Or with easydrive which requires a power supply. Craig ou an other has provided a code that makes it possible to make it work. I don't have the link now.

My latest work - implementation engine panel from x27 motors, and an SG90 servo motor with nano boards. It works, but not as smooth as I thought it would - to see in use if not too much step loss.

Progress of this weekend: - Printing and assembly of ICP tubes - Printing and mounting of screen controllers. - Mod printing center console. With Master arm panel and motor gauges

This is true ! It is rather complicated to implement the backlighting of the central characters - With the state of my research, I also went to the simplest of modeling. We can hope to improve this in the near future. Using 2x3x4mm square diodes. Have fun!! null

Hello guys Still little free time to move forward on this exciting project. this short video on the first calibration of the central console screens. It works pretty well, it's very cool .

A few years ago too, I followed your construction on C6. For about 2 years, I finally had the opportunity to equip myself to embark on such a project. Also, the central poster may make me change my mind about the design. How do you switch the display on the central screen. I'm working on it at the moment, and it could be a good solution, very ergonomic -

sorry for the late response All the parts are the subject of a specific design with CAD software - The switches that I chose are essentially T80 type non-locking toggles. For the buttons, for the moment I print them with a 3D printer

For the PCB, the design and assembly was done by myself, and the production was subcontracted to a specialized company.