excellent video! thank you for this one, it had everything i was looking for and no bullshit around it. im subscribing.
@MotoChassisByTonyFoaleСағат бұрын
I want to send an 1800 element 2 byte integer array between two ESP32s in close proximity. One will be in a steel box and so I guess that I need WiFi with an external antenna. I do that with an internet radio and it works fine. I do not know if bluetooth could use that or would it be locked inside the box. Would ESP-NOW be a reasonable tool to do this with, either on WiFi or bluetooth? To be clear, I currently send this data from a PC to one work ESP32 using a USB cable and normal serial comms, but I want to change to wireless connection. The PC software is all set to do the serial comms so I am thinking of adding a second ESP32, connected to the PC as a WiFi "dongle". Thereby the PC will work as before but sending to the "dongle" and then I want the "dongle" ESP32 to send the data on to the work ESP32. So my array is way over the 250 byte packet limit at 3600 bytes but I currently send that as 1800 separate 2 byte values over USB and could happily do that with ESP-NOW if it is a sensible way to do it. Or I could break the data down into 15 smaller arrays, but that is messy. Transmission time is not an issue so if ESP-NOW wanted a rest between packets it would not be a problem. Otherwise, do you have any other suggested protocol? BTW I have only just discovered your channel and I like your extremely clear mode of presentation.
@bleakrevelСағат бұрын
Absolutely yes, thank you. People like yourself make it easy for us to build project in a much shorter period of time. In my case I want to use the rf modules to keep two Arduinos in sync whilst controlling two sets of addressable LEDs
@JeffreyGroves18 сағат бұрын
Isn't the selectable voltage of the ZY12PDN a little dangerous for devices that can't handle higher voltages?
@LuongVong-e5h18 сағат бұрын
This one, using the Husky Lens combine with the Osoyoo Robot Car. kzbin.info0pFsSEAn2Yo?si=68RF3SPiBkFwEJoA
@Gazzyb2071Күн бұрын
Can the same power supply be made with a buck boost converter module???
@AlToneRCКүн бұрын
Great video and love your workshop. So informative and I hope I can provide the same level of information in the future. 👍🏾
@jessicagriffin6836Күн бұрын
I wish you would have shown the esp32 files that is easily downloadable from the board manager. It has all esp32 in it.
@Moved2RumbleКүн бұрын
Something you didn't mention was that both the right and left joysticks also work as individual buttons, L3 and R3 respectively.
@josephbell73602 күн бұрын
thanks
@opalko672 күн бұрын
Everything I've read says to avoid using strings on Arduinos and to stick with fixed size data structures that don't cause memory fragmentation. What's your take on that?
@danutaishleash73342 күн бұрын
Van I use the pi camera to inspect pcb board .. like to verify resistor values? Cap placements. Etc.. etc...
@majharulislam59502 күн бұрын
Excellent experience with all yr projects.
@ltan8882 күн бұрын
Hi DroneBot, what is the brand and model of the 240W USB PD Charger with the digital display shown in your video? I'd like to purchase one as well.
@YoutubeBobr3 күн бұрын
Article with all the code: - "Oops! That page can’t be found." ... found end of the link must be changed - "esp32cam-robot-car"
@Arduino3 күн бұрын
Enjoyed this hands-on video!
@waynesouth71293 күн бұрын
hey i have been trying for weeks now to program an esp32 wroom to play music via bluetooth and when ever i connect to it via bluetooth it disconnects i have no clue whats happening please help
@philippemarchand5914 күн бұрын
Bonjour, je suis un débutant dans l'utilisation de esp32 et je me suis perdu dan Arduino ide. Votre démonstration est encourageante et va beaucoup m'aider. Merci!
@jesseymontgomery75224 күн бұрын
why are you not showing the DS18B20?
@opalko675 күн бұрын
This is too cool. I bought a 433Mhz set similar but not exactly like the one you used. No documentation with components and I had no idea how to use until today. Thank you for this great teaching video. Hope you're doing well.
@deepin2u5 күн бұрын
Very interesting! Curious why can't this be done on modern laptops [internally], if in fact with an add-on CAN and has been done for gaming smartphones [done so externally due to limited internal volume]?
@JM-ym8mm5 күн бұрын
I just built a VPD calculator using a mish-mash of other projects (although I ended up rewriting most of it) by using a DHT22 and doing a calculation on temp and humidity to tell me where I am and where I need to be for optimal growth. I managed to do that and now I think I know enough about how it works that I think I can make my extractor fan start and stop to meet specific VPD target ranges. I am waiting for the solid state relay as we speak! This looks really cool, I might experiment to see if it can be applied to my use case! Great video :) I have been watching you and Paul Mcwhorter a lot this past week, had an arduino for years but never got over the initial coding learning curve until now. I still get hung up now and again. I wanted to use an interrupt to make dimming on my TFT more responsive and it felt like I was back in day 1 again xD Ps: I would imagine that the light reading is in umol/s, more commonly referred to as PPFD
@SiqmaRobotics5 күн бұрын
Loved It.👏
@federicocarminati5 күн бұрын
Thanks
@Witschey5 күн бұрын
Great to see that you are producing new videos again. Very much looking forward to your this one as I am experimenting with the creation of a new ROS robot and I am totally new to Raspberry Pi
@kaushikyadav-h8e6 күн бұрын
is it possible to control the direction using only 1 pin per channel?
@MGsyd6 күн бұрын
You are a very kind and nice person greetings from Sydney
@bennguyen13136 күн бұрын
I like the online alpha manager and online 'esp tool' (or offline python version) BTW, not mentioned, but what about debugging? For example, isn't the biggest advantage to the single-core Risc-V options (C3, C6) is that it has a built-in debugger... whereas the dual-core/bluetooth S3 requires an external esp-prog JTAG adapter? Would love to see how to debug and single-step on C3/C6 and s3 using VS Code and PlatformIO. BTW, I understand VS Code + IDF Extension you need to first install IDF VS Code + PlatformIO Extension, you don't need IDF nor IDF Extension but aside from the different build-systems, what is the difference between VS-Code developing/debugging using IDF versus using PlatformIO?
@PavelPereslavtsev-gt5kn6 күн бұрын
😃
@planmix6 күн бұрын
You are the best!! Bravo!
@antonk30196 күн бұрын
Can we use wifimanager with telegram bot? Anyone do some like it?
@onemytech1966 күн бұрын
Thank you very much for the video This was a very helpful video about Op-Amp I really enjoyed the video
@leegranite29206 күн бұрын
Quality video. Thank you for making it and sharing.
@stanislavamolnarova7987 күн бұрын
Can I program an Arduino as an ISP, to program the Atmega through SPI?
@reainnovationstanzania51637 күн бұрын
i saw hakuna matata on of the wifi a swahili word from East Africa, proud to see that 😁
@bitfries3367 күн бұрын
I use a custom board that uses an atmega1284p as the main microcontroller and esp32 s3 for IoT access. They can be both powered and flashed separately but the default firmware of the s3 is set for OTA updates and IoT. For me, what i don't like about the s3 is it can't operate both bluetooth and wifi at the same time. It performs very good, basicalky the best of both worlds.
@esqueda.business7 күн бұрын
exactly what I was looking for. Great Video, keep it up!
@blade92928 күн бұрын
Actually there is a few other functions meters do Micro Amp NCV Live detection Phase Rotation Transistor test IR température Thermal Camera Lux Meter DB Meter The 5 last are very rare. But they do exist. Also there are ways to add a clamp in some models...
@TechBinarysphere8 күн бұрын
Great
@misterlexander20408 күн бұрын
Alex from Germany, thank you so much for the video. Searched my brain out to find good content to this topic. Keep up the good work :)
@Giburozu8 күн бұрын
How you got 24 fps?
@stemplus74508 күн бұрын
great video
@SiqmaRobotics8 күн бұрын
Loved It.👌
@ahsokatano60598 күн бұрын
a ton to learn, have plans of getting one, plus upgrades, lol can my brain relearn all the tec? idk, but willing to try.
@myITguyShawnRatcliffe9 күн бұрын
infact this has spoilt my interest now another time maybe
@myITguyShawnRatcliffe9 күн бұрын
your title is worded more like an ADVERT than a content vid. I normally just click do not recommend for such videos. Lucky this time i check but bare it in mind cus that is my normal ploy
@MechanicForGMCCars10 күн бұрын
I was wondering could possibly that psu being used on Baterrys? I mean preciseli Using car relays to power as input to that PSU or directly used alternator HV DC supply and use that ATX to run smaller cirquets and sensors? I'm not Shure how much I know 12v relays produce Kinde of Dc flat line to DC pulse so using 2sets of 5pin dual relays you should probably get virtual + and virtual - electricity ? So I believe It could by done how ever there should by some neutral relay as well so case would not shock some one .Just my silly thoughts . So I was wondering how much those components need pulsed DC amps volts to saftly operate ? I'm refering to the out put DC rectification cirquets who powers the ics and transistors how much power do they require?
@dushyantsuthar461210 күн бұрын
How to control car my laptop
@susanguha910 күн бұрын
Is it possible to use any android mobile touch screen display and use it in any diy project.