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    Default Grandkids R/C truck went up in smoke

    a bit of smoke came out and that was it
    I havent been able to find the board GS-534R so perhaps I can change the chip but not sure what it is
    The top reads MD2 ???, bottom 19?????
    Any Ideas what it is and or would it need programming





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    Most likely the motor drive chip.

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    Single motor H-bridge ~ similar to L9110 or TA6586




    What brand is the R/C truck?

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    No Name brand

    So this should do it ?

    No wait I think the connections were like this :

    Both motors worked together and went forward and reverse
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    Couldn't tell you ~ that's what a multimeter is for =) One would have to r/e the circuit a little to understand what they've done (p or n channel mosfet, estimated current handling, blabla..)

    ...likely the first step, would be removing the IC and checking the signal lines to the uPC (fwd/rev) are still ok (the dying chip may have destroyed the microcontroller outputs) ~ if they were good, then figure out what H-bridge chip they've used.

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