EDTracker DIY PCB

This is the latest Revision 3 PCB which allows you to simplify your build of a DIY EDTracker - you take a Pro Micro, an MPU-9250 and a 6mm tactile button, and solder them into it following the instructions on the EDTracker website here - and presto, an EDTracker! We do sell a kit with all the other bits you need.

This PCB is made in the UK by Zot.

New features of Rev 3 board over Rev 2 :

• 10-pin MPU header so it can now accept the larger MPU-9250 dev boards
• Backwardly compatible with 8-pin MPU6050/9150 boards - just leave the 2 extra pins unused
• Allows you to still use a button with MPU-9250
• Provision for components to make a 5v power supply take-off for driving infra-red LED point tracking solution. Make a hybrid tracker, with MEMS gyro *and* traditional point tracking - get the benefits of the fast MEMS approach with the 6DOF of point tracking!