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    Quote Originally Posted by magicniner View Post
    I looked back through their website's various incarnations and couldn't find a Version 2 board

    https://web.archive.org/web/*/www.DIYCNC.co.uk
    Yes thanks I had checked that. I am using this as an experiment because it can accept at 15-70 V and then give out 12V and 5V with its built in regs. I am also using one of those crap Chinese bobs to drive a mill with 3 mpg's and separate homing on each axis. with Linuxcnc. The crap board needs 12-24V plus 5V. I will then have 10 inputs 6 for the mpg's and 3 for the homing etc.
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