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MajorLeagueReloader
> 24 hourUpdate: Elegoo took care of the issue I had very thoroughly. Changed rating to 5 stars for excellent customer service. I will continue to make my purchases through them. [Original review] These little stepper & driver boards are GREAT for learning your way around programming. Arduino libraries are a little under gunned for these driver boards; accelstepper works much, much better. I suggest running at 6 volts or better, as under that I cant seem to get the little guys to really run. The boards are rated from 5-12VDC. Fried one in seconds at 10v (although the motor ran quite smoothly & with sufficient torque to actually use). No torque or speed really to speak of, but hey, theyre cheap. Good learning tool. Will contact Elegoo for a replacement.
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JG
> 24 hourI use these drive 12 volt LEDs with an Arduino. Works great.
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Matison
> 24 hourInexpensive motors that allow me to complete experiments with Arduino. I may not use these on my final product, but These reasonably priced motors work just fine for my experimental builds.
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TechMusicMan
> 24 hourUsing these in combination with an Arduino UNO and 3D printed parts. Easy to use, and plenty of starter projects for this type of motor on thingiverse.
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Sickone
> 24 hourProduct is of good quality. Especially at this price. My kit was missing two of the five controls boards... stuff happens. BUT I can not say enough about their great service. I contacted them with the order number and in less than an hour had a response indicating the missing parts are on the way. I have bought a number of Elegoo components. I have always been pleased with the product and the price.
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Donald Beatty
> 24 hourGreat stepper motors for learning to control steppers with an Arduino. Inexpensive, plenty of torque and decent (though a little slow) speed. they seem to be accurate enough and repeat without any noticeable slipping. They require 32 steps to get the internal rotor to make a full revolution, and the rotor is geared down 64:1 to the rotation of the outer shaft. That means if youre using the stepper.h control from the Arduino library it will require you to enter a value 2048 in the number of steps line in order to get one full revolution of the outer shaft. And at least for the motors I received, 15 RPM seems to be about the maximum I can get out of them. They do run a little hot, but not excessive. Power them with a separate (not the Arduino power) 5V DC power supply and they work great.
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Thing Engineer
> 24 hourGreat for all types of projects. Easy to use drivers!
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Carlos Gutierrez
> 24 hourExcellent quality, good price!! for small arduino projects recommended!!!
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Robert L. Pendergast
> 24 hourI really like these motors. The are well packed it a sturdy case too.
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Ming siu chan
> 24 hourI like this product, due to its price is very affordable.