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I'm thinking about building a split beyboard myself for like 6 months now, but whenever i want to order the parts i sit in front of my trustworthy 10 years old g710+ and think, well thats a good keyboard why have another keyboard 😂 When I have more time i will start tinkering, and will create a complete custom keyboard for the case it will break sometime, but i guess that will take a long time😅

Can ypu tell, please, how did you make it wired and wireless at the same time? I explored internet a bit on this topic, and some redditors write that if you make a build with a cable and TRRS, technically it still works wirelessly. The units are just powered with the cable. The other problem that people mention is that if you plug/unplug the TRRS cable while the left unit is powered via USB, the controller can be short circuited and destroyed. What is your opinion about this?

Perfect, was looking for a video about this. buying it for sure now, thanks <3

Thanks for the video! sorry to bother you but what's the point of the BMS Protection Board? it's because you are using a 18650 battery? i thought that the NRF52840 is capable of charging batteries by itself

Great video, I need to get my hands on one of those!

Great video Auryn! Thank you for your kind words. I feel the same discussing with you. You bring a lot of value to the community and keep up the great work. I am really looking forward to your build! 😊 I also wanted to thank you for reviewing the keyboard. I took some notes and would love to implement some of your suggestions in the next release. All the best!

Awesome video! I really like the open source keyboards :) I currently have corne xiao version and I really like it a lot. Would love to try this one too!

I would like the keyboard as my first ergonomic one and see the results on the strain on the hands

Side note, just watched your miroku video as well and might be building one of those!

Keyboard looks super neat. Love the video quality

Keep it up!

I want it cus i dont have one

Do you stream some where ??

what is a kombucha ??

I've been wanting to get into custom keyboards for a while, but split keyboards seem like an expensive upgrade.

Found your channel via your plant watering videos. Keep up your nice work, and sure, who does not like a free keyboard.

Hi there, I always wanted to try one of those, but I never got to split layouts. My nuphy air96 just broke down because of a swollen battery so this would come in super handy. Keep up the good videos. Grüße

Hey Auryn. Great video. I have just recently built my own corne v3. I have been binging your channel, Ben’s channel and I also found another one, Joe Scotto youtube.com/@joe_scotto?si=x9B-JNF40Q8X6Dx- He also builds custom keyboards. Maybe he can help! I am going down this rabbit hole now as well. Have been using Keychron K8 for a few years and am super happy with it. Ill try out the corne, but somewhere in the future ill probably need to try one of these you showed in the video now. So the reason I would want this one is purely to experiment what I like most. If you find someone that really needs it more.. rather give it to them :) Anyway, enjoy your weekend as well and keep up the good work!

what glue do you use for micro controller?

is there also any german store you know who sell ready to use keyboards :)

how did you managed to make it wired and wireless at the same time? i've been looking into this for a while and i was met with opinion that you shouldn't connect the nice nanos with wire because it causes bugs and odd behaviour, could you elaborate on that one?

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Who calls his product bastard

Great video! Looking forward to new videos about your experience after some time. Will it replace Corne, as daily driver? Will it be convenient for travel? PS have you considered trying the charybdis?

greetings from the # ig-mechanical-keyboards

An amazing build and video! I want to build the same thing, too bad I don't have a 3D printer so I can't do it yet :/

Thanks for the video, Auryn! I'm currently choosing between low-profile split keyboards like the Corne and the Kaly42. What I like about the Kaly42 is the offset thumb keys and the more aggressive pinky stagger. However, the Corne is more popular, which means there is more information, case options, etc. In this video, you mentioned among the cons that the thumb key (shift) is hard to reach. I understand you can't decide for me, but I'd appreciate your advice. How much does the shift key placement on the Corne bother you, and would you consider keyboards where it is offset?

Wow, really good produced, thank you!

Any progress on this? I had an idea that it might be great for paintball teams as well!

Let’s gooo Elixir! Great work!

My keyboard cost me 40$. I got my wireless version for only 4 dollars more, because I build it myself points of course it can be tedious, but if you really want to wear this version and go cheap on it, I really recommend that you build it yourself

Like your Project! Great Inspiration. I'll do a "fork", probably with some kind of mqtt connection to log time tracking and i'll add more type of work.

An Idea to calibrate the sensor: put dry soil in a pot on a scale. If you know the dry wight, you can check it again later. Than let it soak in water, let the water drip out and put it back on the scale. Now you can measure the 100% wit the sensor. And if necessary, check the status again with the scale.

It's best to use an Ldo 3.3v or 5v with current above 500mA. Cap is more for voltage stablilization not for current. The booster already have that on the output.

I understand, but you will need Wi-Fi for the other features. It's best to split the responsability. Serial activation, Wi-Fi connection l, calibration, data upload. It's better to read l, to understand and to mantain or add new features.

Ok, I find some issues on your code inside setup. You have a condition if with false. And than you are checking the Wi-Fi connection outside de if condition. This don't work well. Solution: set first Wi-Fi, then serial and at the end put the condition to set Config. Don't use if(false).

what is the power module you use between the tp4056 and esp32?

Hi, check the current when the wifi is trying to connect and if your battery can handle with current that the chip need when doing so.

Your new 3 weed plants will do just fine. Regarding the ESP: people seem to have issues with Aliexpress level quality of them. So if you ordered cheapo chinese clones, that might be the issue already. They love to use garbage parts. Other than that, apparently waking up can be an issue. Seen someone fixing it with a 500ms delay before basically doing anything in setup(). Don't have any of these units though, so I'm just throwing stuff at the wall from my own experience or that of others. if you're using water with fertilizer, you might want to get an opaque hose for the watering. Algae build up can be quite strong otherwise. I also appreciate your own solution to the issue. Everyone is always like "it has been done already" or "you can get something cheaper from china". But I love the tinkering and the experience I get in return. I actually have something similar in mind, just a bit more complicated, as it's basically supposed to automate a whole season (more or less) of indoor growing. Like I said, I just like challenges.

I have a different model, however, I also have problems with controlling and waking it up from deep sleep mode. A function that sends a message as soon as my neighbor can harvest the vegetables would be nice

I would definitely like another video on it. Maybe a full system overview and what you have had to tinker with more. I'm looking to build something similar for myself, so any and all ideas are nice to see. Thanks for posting these interesting videos!

where did you bought soil moisture sensors, and what timer chips are they using ? tlc555 or ne555 ?

very nice project!

Hi! Nice project! What part do you use to switch the pump?

Great project, looks really neat. I look forward to integrating your solution into my irrigation and monitoring system. :) I would recommend treating at least the outer edges of the soil moisture sensor with epoxy resin or nail varnish or similar. On the sensors where I didn't do this, moisture got into the side of the PCB over several weeks, which eventually caused the black paint to peel off the electrodes of the sensor.

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This is great! I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel. I also work with NextJS and postgres and have just built a greenhouse and want to automate everything! I had almost exactly the same idea about using esp32 (thanks copilot :)) only I would like to use water pressure and valves instead of pumps. Really looking forward to following along and I'll be watching the github and contributing if I can. Awesome work.