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DIGIKEY ORDERS
Outstanding Product with Impressive Power Handling!

The Eight-MOSFETs stackable card for Raspberry Pi is an absolute game-changer! The build quality is solid, and the functionality is superb. It's easy to set up, and the documentation provided is clear and helpful. I've stacked multiple cards without any issues, and they work flawlessly with my Raspberry Pi projects. The high current capabilities of the MOSFETs are particularly impressive, allowing me to control heavy-duty loads with ease. This card has made managing multiple outputs a breeze, and I couldn't be happier with the performance. Highly recommended for anyone looking to expand their Raspberry Pi capabilities!

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Jon
It never arrived - but it has now

Wow - these guys give you the personal service - my product didn't arrive and they asked for feedback - so I rated them bad - they then called me out for the bad review as they checked and my product did arrive - like the day after they asked for feedback - lol.

Anyway - it's arrived I'm sure it's fine - all happy now.

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Tony D
Best Mosfet Card Around

Giday everyone
If you need to control equipment then this is the card to Have. Fans to keep equipment cool or heating pads to keep the LIFO batteries warm & stop them from freezing then this is the card you need especially with the new added feature PWM control & using a PID routine that can be found in the Fan controller Hat REPO you have a winning combination.
Support is excellent & very quick to offer assistance. On a side not Alex is it possible to include the PID control from the Fan control Hat & have it included as standard in the Mosfet 8 IO card & the new soon to come 16 IO card

Thankyou Alex for all the assistance given. "U deserve a pay rise !!! "

Regards TonyD

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Daniel Franklin
Outstanding product

This board is fantastic, great for controlling a wide range of loads, trivially easy to interface with, comes with everything you need, scalable and flexible.

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Justin
Well, it's another Pi.

It's faster, they pretty much rectified all of the previous shortcomings of the past models, most notably the absolutely crippling front side bus bottleneck (making older versions very... Impractical to say the most). Interface throughput rates make sense now, resources are up, and critical features have been added.