Hello
I bought a card "Dual 15A Wild Thumper Arduino DC Motor Controller"
When I connect the battery (voltage OK) to the card the led "good battery" lights for a while and then goes off.
The "power" led is ON, the 5V output is ok, the corrent is about 40mA.
The board doesnt work.
Do I had to send the card to the seller or can I do other controls.?
Thanks, Stefano
PS Sorry for my bad english language
(Perhaps I should preface this with the notation that NOTHING is working right today and I may just have gremlins. That said...)
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