2022-02-09 (?) RangerRogue Hard soldering

I decided to solder all my components directly to the Arduino pins. Soldering is the most secure method and should be a good introduction for a workshop with novices. I tried to keep the cables short to avoid snagging, but I also wanted to leave a little slack if I moved them. As I worked, I realized that soldering may not be the best due to the stiff wires and cutting off the stock ends. I will try to devise a method that uses the servo header pin connectors and the distance sensors.

Stripped wires soldered to Arduino

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