Stepper Driver 1.2, Arduino 328, Arduino MEGA in Europe

Hi,

I've got plenty of Stepper Motor Drivers Version 1.2 for sale. Those boards are easy to solder and the needed L297/298 chip combo is widely available in electronic shops.

The PCBs itself are made in Germany, lead free and are UL listed.
Picture:
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Price: 4.90 Euro / bare PCB (including VAT) + Shipping
Payment: Wire transfer, Paypal

Also I have in stock
- Arduino Duemilanove with Atmega328 (fully assembled) - 24,90 Euro
[reprapsource.com]
- Arduino MEGA (fully assembled) - 54,90 Euro
[reprapsource.com]
- Proto Shield Kit for Arduino MEGA (part kit only) - 12,50 Euro
[reprapsource.com]

Shipping costs & methods:

- In envelope (no insurance, no tracking):
Germany: 1,45 Euro
most parts of Europe: 3 Euro

- DHL package (insured, with tracking number)
Germany: 4,50 Euro
Europe: Ask me to quote

- UPS package (insured, with tracking number)
Germany: 4,50 Euro
Europe: Ask me to quote


If you are interested, PM me or drop me a mail at info (at) gli-concept.de

Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 05/09/2009 02:35PM by Joachim Glauche.

I can now ship out complete Stepper Motor Driver 1.2 Part Kits, including PCB and all components required to build it (except solder & tools).

Price is 23,90 Euro/Set.

Tell me if you need a fully or partially pre-soldered board.

Currently I have
- more than 100 units of bare PCB in stock
- 24 units of the full kit in stock.

Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/29/2009 10:47AM by Joachim Glauche.

Hi joaz,

... i ordered an Arduino Mega yesterday and want to build a repstrap/CNC-combo with some microstepping drivers and inductive reference/limit-switches.

Where can i find the differences and workarounds between Arduino/Sanguino/Mega?

Viktor

do you mean this overview:

[blog.makerbot.com]

Brief:
168 = 16K
328 = 32K
Sanguino = 64K
Mega = 128K

or do you mean these technical specs/descriptions:

168 and 328: [arduino.cc]
[sanguino.cc]
[arduino.cc]


finally, the datasheets are here:
168: [www.atmel.com]
Sanguino: [www.atmel.com]
328: [www.atmel.com]
Mega: [www.atmel.com]

Hi buzz,

... thanks, i already found the info - you can run the firmware on the Arduino Mega when redefining some pins ...

Viktor

Hi joaz,

... i managed to get the Arduino Mega running, but until now only with GCode-interpreter and Java host.

Have you plans to sell the Sanguino in your shop too?

Viktor

Are your plans to offer them in the future fully assembled and tested? Wholesale parts are very much cheaper, wave bath soldering is by far more reliable and faster and a commercial site can test with their equipment much faster and more reliable than we can at home with a single DMM.

thanks
Maggy

> Have you plans to sell the Sanguino in your shop too?
Maybe a Sanguino clone in the future. I've some prototype boards here to test the design, but I'm too busy with a lot of other things (speaking the aluminum repstrap project) at the moment.


Maggy Wrote:
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> Are your plans to offer them in the future fully
> assembled and tested? Wholesale parts are very
> much cheaper, wave bath soldering is by far more
> reliable and faster and a commercial site can test
> with their equipment much faster and more reliable
> than we can at home with a single DMM.

Probably next year.

Hi joaz!
have you Stepper Motor Drivers Version v2.3 for sale to?
If not, can you say me wher I can get a Steper Motor Driver Version v2.3 fast from German Seller?

No sorry, I don't have the 2.3 Version (and you probably won't find a seller in Europe).

I've tried to make a prototype out of it, but the eagle file is messed up somehow. Also it's hard to source it's driver chip in Europe.

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FiveD Firmware fork (supports Arduino Mega): [github.com]
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