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After some obstacles (job-related, gardening) and forced breaks (operations e.g. for or against a collarbone fracture) I'm now slowly moving on with my favorite project: ei23
The webshop was supposed to go online at the beginning of the year, but something unplanned often comes up, and in addition there are our sophisticated German bureaucratic hurdles to overcome...
It's rarely done as fast as I'd like, but I'll try to finish it at least this year.
Since I get so many inquiries about the doorbell, I thought about offering at least a part of it directly to everyone:
I'll first show you how to create circuit boards to save yourself annoying and smelly soldering work.
I will rework the code of the bell, document it and also build a second variant with a Raspberry Pi Zero (W).
With the Pi you have a few more possibilities and also an easy way to wire the bell also over network / PoE.
EasyEDA Example Project:
www.ei23.com/d...
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DIY Smart Home Server Project: diy-smart-home...
If you find this helpful or would like more of it, please support this project. Creating such videos is costly and time-consuming. For more information, visit ei23.de/donate/
If you prefer to support with time, knowledge, and skills, that would be great too! Join the community or contribute on GitHub:
- github.com/ei2...
- forum.ei23.de
- t.me/ei23de
- ei23.de/discord
- / ei23
If you occasionally shop on Amazon, you can redirect a small advertising fee to me using my Amazon partner link
ei23.com/amzn
You only need to click the link once before your purchase. Prices remain unchanged.
The same applies to Berrybase
ei23.de/bbase
and AliExpress
ei23.de/alxprss/
It's best to bookmark these links.
Thank you in advance and always strive to be smart and independent!

[@blauesKopftuch]

mil = milli Inch = tausendstel Inch. Damit sind dann 1 mil 0,0254 Millimeter und viel wichtiger: 100 mil = 2,54 Millimeter = klassisches Pinraster auf Platinen

[@ei23de]

Hab es nach der Aufnahme auch direkt mal aus Interesse nachgeguckt ;-)