Has anyone used this board (AMC7135 1400mA Regulated Circuit Board for DIY)?

[Boaz]

Good luck buying really screwed up a really simple order of mine ..

I will never buy from them again .

Someone was right .. their descriptions shouldn't be trusted .

I ordered a few things from them and almost everything was wrong ...sigh .. the emitters tint were way off and I didn't know it untill I'd modded a few lights with them . Call me stupid bt I was on a roll and put two emitters in without trying either one ...

Burn me once ...

[moderator007]

@ohaya

@moderator007

I completed this a couple of weeks ago. Its a skyray kung driver with all the components removed from the board with 4 amc7135 2800ma boards paralleled (3 with the attiny13 removed) and soldered in the appropriate places to the original kung board to pick up the battery + and -. Thats a total of 32 amc7135’s. Should put out 11,200ma. The best I have seen with Panasonic NCR 18650 2900mah (your laptop pack pulls) has been a little over 10 amps, maybe some parasitic resistance holding it back :~ . Still uses the momentary switch with a new code flashed to the attiny13 for modes and ramping. She’s definitely brighter now and gets hot extremely fast. I may address that issue at a later date.
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Thought you might find it interesting. I do crap like this all the time, I just get in such a mood to get it done and concentrating I forget all about taking pics and posting anything.

Talk about “lego” :)!! And, definitely interesting!

Just to make sure that I understand the DX/FT boards discussed earlier, you could’ve used those DX/FT 7135 boards and not had to remove components (albeit, I guess you’d need 8 of the 1400 mA boards), right?

Yes, I could have used them, but would have had twice as many connections to make.

[ImA4Wheelr]

Wow Moderator007. That is frickin cool. It's not lego at all. Lego implies the pieces fit together without mod. Totally custom and totally cool. Did you write the code yourself?

[moderator007]

Thanks and glad you like it.
Didn’t take as long as I had imagined it would to get it up and running.
As for the code: No, there is a member on this forum that very kindly sent me the code to use.