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Large scientific collaborations, often with hundreds or thousands of members,are an excellent opportunity for a case study in best practices implementedwhile developing open source hardware. Using a publicly available design oftiming equipment for gravitational wave detectors as a case study, we evaluatedmany facets of the open source hardware development, including practices,awareness, documentation, and longevity. Two diverse student teams, composed ofhigh school and college students, participated in an end-to-end exercise oftesting publicly-available documented hardware that originated from more than adecade ago. We found that the primary value of large collaborations lie in theability to cultivate teamwork, provide a diverse set of role-models, andexplore the possibilities of open hardware development of varying complexities.Learning from the experiences of the student groups, we make constructiverecommendations where the open source hardware community can learn from thecollaborations and vice versa.

End-to-End Testing of Open-Source Hardware Documentation Developed in Large Collaborations