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== Wire the motors ==
In the sample here below, we did wire the motors of our {{pl|741|2 wheels robot kit}}, a robot chassis using two DC motors. You can use any kind of robot chassis as long it respect the max power supported by the L293 H-Bridge.

You can easily create a robot at almost no cost.

[[Fichier:Hack-micropython-Robot2Wheel-intro.jpg]]

Here how we dit wire the motors on the motor-skin

[[Fichier:Hack-MotorSkin-Brancher-00.jpg|1024px]]

{{ambox-stop|text=Do not place the batteries in the battery holder! We will do it later.}}

== Plug the Pyboard ==
Once the motors wired, we can place the other items like in this order:
* The PyBoard under the motor-skin
* The ultrasonic sensor (if available) in the front connector of the motor-skin (like showned on the picture).

[[Fichier:Hack-MotorSkin-00.jpg|640px]]

== Once assembled ==
When assembled, the motor chassis should look like this :

[[Fichier:Hack-MotorSkin-01.jpg|640px]]

{{ambox|text=As you may notice, the batteries are not yet in place.

So the motors are not yet powered. This is intentional to give us the time for programming the PyBoard.}}

We are now ready to program the PyBoard. Please see the next section.

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