Nano DCC Critter (Video

[@michaeldewitt5198]

Can't wait for you to add-in sound

[@IoTT]

I see, but that is not my highest priority :-(

[@robleathley6024]

Welcome back! Very glad you were able to survive Helene and return to KZbin. Great video this week Hans. A very interesting development with so many possibilities. Thank you for your efforts!

[@IoTT]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@geesharp6637]

Outstanding. I finally have a use for all the Nanos I have.

[@IoTT]

Same here. Had a bunch sitting around, so I use them for initial testing. In the long run I will use ESP32 as base chip to integrate wifi on the decoder.

[@hirsutusi5536]

Brilliant! What a useful little critter.

[@IoTT]

Thank you. It sure is!

[@norm1124]

Danke Hans für die Entwicklung ♥️🇨🇭

[@IoTT]

Immer gerne ;-) Da kommt hoffentlich noch mehr.

[@jrisner1951]

Excellent info

[@IoTT]

Thank you. More to come.

[@benperreau]

Thanks again for your work on all this & cannot wait to see your next video for the DCC Decoder (in 2 weeks?) - Hope it will fit in a HO Marklin loco!

[@IoTT]

Thanks. We will, I make videos as I have content to share. Every two weeks if possible, but it depends on everything else I have going on.

[@davidharris7249]

Does the board house have an option to just let us reorder you configuration? Would make life easy for those that would like five boards to play with. No connectors is a smart option, as they are easy to add and also it reduces the bulk for shipping.

[@IoTT]

I don't think that is a possibility, but using the design files from the Github, ordering is pretty straight forward, at least while all components are available. I quite often find that when reordering stuff after half a year or so, I have to make some parts changes. Usually not a big problem, but still requires some efforts.

[@davidharris7249]

@@IoTT Thanks.