The new Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect ( + mic demo)

[@the_ure]

Classic low voice high music mix! On a diy on level sensing... inadvertant meta.

[@skf957]

Really well put together and presented video - thank you. Looking forward to more on this board.

[@anniejj6885]

Such an informative video, thank you Tim

[@edgeeffect]

I can't say I've really got that much interest in the devices you cover but I really do like your style of delivery... keep up The Great Work.

[@sachinthaweerasinghe4186]

Can you please do a video on using the Dual Core functionality (Using the MBed Core, not the Pico Core) of the Arduino RP2040 nano connect ?

[@jasontemlett]

I somewhat brushed off this board as being just an expensive "esp-pico" without realizing all the other various modules and compatability. Your video was really helpful and wonderfully drtailed and easy to follow- Thanks Tim!

[@jorgwunderlich-pfeiffer1985]

Regarding the floating point math @17:20: Wouldn't it be better to do: > int t = sampMax/(32767/LED_COUNT) > ... > // in the loop: > ... > int x = 255/(LED_COUNT/i) That way you have a simple, single integer division.

[@azwadrafique7082]

Hello, I really love your videos and I had a video request. I'm trying to make a micro bit and a pico communicate and i cant find any videos like that on youtube. I would be really grateful if you took the time to explain and show how to take wireless inputs in a pico from a micro bit

[@andrewjefferies8391]

Very interesting.. I'm wondering how to put the code together so I can Listen to the mic as a class 1.1 ? device.. Not having much luck as yet..

[@WintonMc]

Hi Tim, Missing your videos. Hope you are ok.

[@prathameshbarik]

Hello. Can you do an accelerometer interfacing video with raspberry pi pico?

[@fabiocouto1565]

As far as processing speed and analog pins reading speed are concerned, programing in C/C++ on the Arduino IDE, do you think this board has significantly better performance than the Nano 33 BLE?

[@manwithgutz]

hi possible to share wiring diagram ?

[@naoentreaqui2988]

Amazing

[@lloydrmc]

"Next few weeks"?

[@MandoRick1978]

The antenna is the metal tab on the back, and mine broke off completely from just being dropped by accident. Which means its a flawed design, and my £26 board became useless after one tiny mistake. I would call that a fail. Bad design Arduino, do better.