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Adam,

A BLDC controller is a great idea!  Size will obviously be one of the limiting factors about what could be possible with this.  10Amps is probably a bit high in this form factor.

One of my thoughts for certain things like this would be to allow for remote "smart" modules, such as sensors, displays and motor controllers.  The interface back to the main stack would just be something like I2C so the cabling would be very cheap and simple, and the module itself could be different form factor to allow for heatsinking or different packaging. 

I definitely would like to build up the product offerings to exactly what you had mentioned, to have numerous easy to use building blocks, to allow you to put together exactly the functions that you need for your project, whether it's RC, a copter, data loggers, sensor reader, etc.

I'm definitely in favor of proceeding with this, although this is a bit of a higher end module that some of the others planned for the stretch goals, so it probably would not be part of the Kickstarter campaign.  I'm definitely interested in your thoughts on what the design of this should be (as well as the IMU). 

Thanks!

Ken


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New Product Ideas / Re: RTC board with a few extras
« on: September 24, 2012, 11:06:02 PM »
miker,

I like it - I like it alot.  I'm all for you going forward with your board, I'm really glad to see others designing with this platform now!

Dave does have a point about splitting up the boards, although the one you designed is tailored mostly for your application.  We do plan on coming out with an RTC shield at some point, so you could possibly use that as well and just do the board for your specific OLED panel. 

The other issue is that the prototyping boards are assumed to be at the top of the stack for easy soldering and to allow high connectors, so without the stackable shield connectors, a user using this board would not be able to stack another board on top of it.  Do you see anyway to support the stacking function?

Thanks,

Ken

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