Hello fellows im on a mission of osr2 and i cant reach all the description components in my country so these are my options for all components could you help me for is it compatible will it burn work or so.
I will go by one by list could you help me if this will work or not
I could able to find esp32
Now there is the silly and most annoying part
The thing is that this is the only pdb i could find in my country that didnt overly priced i was thinking that i could use these per servo 1 for 1 servo if thats kinda not possible i gotta just pay 10x more to get this description one.
I really need your suggestions about pdb because this is such a scam 10x for a silly little pdb bcs nobody sells it in the country i reallllly do need your advices suggestions about this.
For usb c trigger i have this up to 20 w
for power supply will buy a lenovo type c one bcs mine is not type c
For servos ill go with these
Beside these i dont have any question in my hand i can reach the rest bolts jumper wires threads ill order my design from a 3d design order company i spesifically need a help for pdb and a confirmation about will those parts work with my osr2 build
You could come up with go to patreon they will help but these are the components i can reach if my catalog cant do my project i dont have any choice but to give up
In Turkey you cant make a out of country shopping anymore so i need a help thank your your time
I’ve used the Matek PDB with an OSR2+, why do you think you need one for each Servo? You can power 6 Servos with that at once and for those kind of weak servos it has enough power without a problem. They also have a 10 Servo version which I am currently using for an SR6.
Also if you can find an ESP32 that has exactly the same layout as the DEVKIT-V1 you can even power the ESP32 from one of the left-over pin sets. Those have a voltage down converter and can handle up to 12V. It’s what I have done. You can also get USB-C versions of the original ESP32 boards, which I prefer nowadays. Recently I got a new set of ESP32 that I thought were also DEVKIT-V1 layout, but they got killed by the voltage…
I’m using these USB C PD 20V Triggers:
mateksys servo pdb that is the original one with the osr2 guide is too just a scam bcs its too pricy its almost 10x the price of a half capable sibling of it so im trying to came up with an idea if you look first pdb screenshot that is the one second one is the original
i only have two options for pdb either the pdb xt60 x2 if it works or the original one with 10x the price
will a regulator help if i use one pdb xt60 and go with some cheap regulator for lowering amp for pdb to withstand with it
Sorry, I misread your post and thought you wanted to go with the bottom one, didn’t look at the prices in the images.
I don’t know about the other XT-60 PDB. It could theoretically work with one for each servo but seems like that’s going to be a hassle in itself, not to mention the spacing, and cabling to the USB trigger and the ESP32 from each. But then again I’m not an electrical engineer.
I will be happy if someone could come up with a answer that will mateksys xt60 is usable with this setup with some addons maybe
