Hi! I do but i haven't used it for a build yet. That said, I hashed this one out on Wokwi with the help of google. The code is mostly the same, SDA is GPIO21 and SCL is GPIO22. This model uses VIN as a 5 volt source, provided that the board itself is plugged into a 5 volt source, such as a usb port on a computer. Keep in mind that this is just a model and that real world parts may not behave the same way and damage/failure could happen to the board. I guess I'm saying this is my disclaimer: follow at your own risk lol. When I get some more ESP32s, I will sacrifice one for a physical build. Here's the link to esp32 clock build wokwi.com/projects/419383304232809473
Ater checking out your Wokwi code and the datasheet for my wroom esp32, I can confirm the 5v line (on mine it says in, wich I assume stands for voltage in) is indeed 4.75ish and your code works just fine. Thanks for the idea!
this reminds me of the time a kid got arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school
That was wild
Do you have any esp32's ? I have the modules you used, but I belive the esp32 only has 3.5v
Hi! I do but i haven't used it for a build yet. That said, I hashed this one out on Wokwi with the help of google. The code is mostly the same, SDA is GPIO21 and SCL is GPIO22. This model uses VIN as a 5 volt source, provided that the board itself is plugged into a 5 volt source, such as a usb port on a computer. Keep in mind that this is just a model and that real world parts may not behave the same way and damage/failure could happen to the board. I guess I'm saying this is my disclaimer: follow at your own risk lol. When I get some more ESP32s, I will sacrifice one for a physical build. Here's the link to esp32 clock build wokwi.com/projects/419383304232809473
@@crappiecoding cheers, I have 3 so I may sacrifice one!
@@johnh10000 let me know how it goes!
@@crappiecoding it half 2 in the morning here in the Uk so will knock it together in the morn. and of course let you know if it works
Ater checking out your Wokwi code and the datasheet for my wroom esp32, I can confirm the 5v line (on mine it says in, wich I assume stands for voltage in) is indeed 4.75ish and your code works just fine. Thanks for the idea!