The H-bridge is made from 4 NPN transistors, 2 PNP transistors, and a few resistors.
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I tried to preserve some aspects of the "H" when soldering the components together. The flyback diodes were also from Dad's collection of recycled components, although I didn't show these in the build log.
![](https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/173311546796952590.jpg)
The two verticals wires join the collectors of the NPNs to the collectors of the PNPs. This is where the DC motor will be soldered in the final assembly. I couldn't find the exact resistor value as in the prototype, so I've used resistors in series and resistors in parallel where needed. I do not expect this circuit to perform optimally.
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