20261027 Spinner: Main Board Rev 12

20261027 Spinner: Main Board Rev 12

Just after I tested the Spinner Board a few years ago, I knew I had to do another revision, namely because of all the messy wiring coming out from the unreliable connectors. So, this revision (#12) kind solves all that and I am going back with screw terminals. The 5 rear thruster LEDs (top) has been re-aligned, this time, I hope, will lock straight to the Spinner’s body.

Part of the reason was the wiring. If you look at the image below, it was OK. But once you connect every strand to their connector terminals, they can end up like spaghetti junction. Not only that,

20261027 Spinner: Main Board Rev 12
Yeah, this was Rev was so old, I forgot which one it was. Although it was just 5 months shy of three years since the last work, if you look at the upper left, the date was 1st November, 2019.
And this is Rev 12. It’s not perfect yet as I just need it to be sent to JLCPCB so that I can test on the prototype. This Project took so long, I forgot which LED does what and goes where.

Anyway, there are

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