I'm using 28awg for power but have everything homerun to the PSU to reduce load on the cables and reduce possible noise. (The teensy and external USB dont have 28 awg but that's it) Again you need to use 22-24AWG for power output from the PSU to the pi or whatever you're using to power off the PSU ...

Power issues can be a few things like the wire thickness and length you want 24AWG or thicker like 22AWG and keep them short. The other issue that alot of people seem to do is power the PSU through a usb connection and it's not outputting the correct voltage the PSU NEEDS a battery soldered on to b...

Yes sir, I made sure the setup script enabled it in the boot/config.txt and after your suggestion also tried setting it via raspi-config for good measure

So I'm not sure if it's my wiring, if I'm doing something wrong or just possibly have a bad board. I have 2 problems with my board currently: 1st problem: Random brownouts I'm not sure if it's that the batteries are low, I measured the voltage and they were 3.3v if I remember correctly, but these ce...

Whoops my bad, I can take better pictures when I get home. Power is not permanent as I'm currently having issues with it. But it goes as follows for this leg. 18650(x2 in parallel individually protected)>Power Switch>Helders Power Board>Raspberry Pi>Teensy I have other legs but try to home run as m...

Good afternoon ladies and gents. I'm currently working on one of these for a commission and it's almost done minus some power problems and other hiccups along the way. Question I have for you intelligent individuals. I have the teensy 2.0 soldered directly to a raspberry pi A+ without any headers. ...

Good afternoon ladies and gents. I'm currently working on one of these for a commission and it's almost done minus some power problems and other hiccups along the way. Question I have for you intelligent individuals. I have the teensy 2.0 soldered directly to a raspberry pi A+ without any headers. T...

Sorry for the long overdue update, haven't logged into sudo in awhile and went toward semi streaming.

I've got some pics on my PC that I'll post later when I get home. However @VeteranGamer was wondering if you could give me a hand on another post you contributed to. Check the Wii U raspberry pi post

Why do you need a voltage divider for the battery monitor? Arduino can handle 0-5v on analog pins. To measure voltage you have to hookup before the step up converter.

Also do you mind putting a description in the OP next to the ic list, ex. Ic977 - op amp

Update 7/1/18: Top half is assembled and working, might add 1 small change later but otherwise it just needs painted and can be closed (Yes it does close) https://i.imgur.com/HY8XR8k.jpg https://i.imgur.com/x0FOtbK.jpg Also a lot of the wiring is done on the controller pcb's https://i.imgur.com/bjl...