playing with NRF24L01
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- It's about time I got around to figuring out these neat little radios.
Turns out they aren't as intimidating as I first thought. Especially if I mostly cut-n-paste other people's code!
I know these aren't exactly the newest of tech, but they're new to me. I've got a couple of projects that I want to use them for, so why not get my feet wet.
Here's the website I "borrowed" that bit of code from: www.14core.com...
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This isn't the only way to do it.
It's probably not the best way to do it.
But it's how I do it.
It is good to hear I am not the only guy who struggles to understand code. I am more hardware-based as well. Thanks for going slow.
Its been a few years since your video but I also love those adapter pcb's. I DID de-solder and relocate the pins on the bottom of the board and once the 2 power pins land on the lower rails, all worked perfectly. What is crazy, I CANT find them anywhere with them on the bottom, so one weekend, I relocated the pins on about 10 adapter pcb's.
Have not done a thing with my own yet (they were sent to me by mistake).
DIY private TCIP mesh networking seemed like a cool idea.
Great vid!
Thanks for watching.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for the video!
Glad you liked it.
I have some parts on order to make my own headphone amp based on your project. Thank you for the inspiration.
pileofstuff Wow that’s a great honour! I’m looking forward to it!
How do you get the battery to stay powered up when the hardware is drawing such low current? I can't seem to get my (Anker brand) batteries to stay on powering a Nano and LEDs.
Some really cheap power banks don't have all that fancy "auto-shutdown" stuff added to them.
@@pileofstuff Thanks. Need to grab a few of those
Maybe stoping the motor introduced back emf and messed up the receiver? I can't tell where the motor's power is coming from.
That's quite probable.
I was just taking it's power from the same 5V bus on the breadboard as everything else was being powered from.Probably should have added a capacitor or 2 to the H bridge board.
You don't need a PWM pin for a servo ;)
And for an even map use map(val, inMin, inMax +1, outmin, outMax +1)
It's been a while since I've done anything with a servo. Thanks for the reminder.
For the love of technology and the advancement of humanity...someone redesign the standard 803 breadboard to have extra holes in the center!!
Sir only reverse question❓❓❓❓❓ mark shows in serial monitor any good solution sir
nice video, but anybody can share with me how to monitor the data transfer and also pocket loss between transmitter and receiver according to difference range?? I need to know it to finish my project.
dont work for me....