rs14smith
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The lawnbot400 has a lot of potential. I would follow the example that they set on that website. The smart thing to do is to protect your high power devices with a fan to help dissipate heat. That's what I did in my power supply circuit.
The other thing they did in their design which was really cleaver, was they used a worm gear to drive the wheels. That way they could have a motor with a really low current rating and not over whelm it with torque. That is what I would suggest you do with your design.
Yeah I was thinking that would be the best way to go too since that guys H-Bridge circuit seems to be powering his RC lawn mower quite well.
Question though, as I've been trying to figure out if I'd have to build 2 of those boards or just 1, and here is the Board layout: **broken link removed**
On his site he states it cost about $60.00 per board, but I've been trying to see if it can only power 1 motor or 2 before I make a decision on which board to create.