Hi Blayden
Blayden:Something like This Module
Joe has said the LEDs have a forward drop of 3.2V.
I don’t think this module with an output of 3.3V would be high enough to be safe. The current limiting ...
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Hi Blayden
Blayden:Something like This Module
Joe has said the LEDs have a forward drop of 3.2V.
I don’t think this module with an output of 3.3V would be high enough to be safe. The current limiting ...
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Hey there, @Joe312384,
Not quite, certainly not for streaming video. Uno R4 WiFi is not going to be suitable for for this job. Even if it w...
Getting the kit up and running first sounds like a good plan. Its always easier to make concrete suggestions when you have something physical to work with. When you’re ready to add a switch, share a sketch of your proposed connections here so the community can help check it before you power it up.
I’ve been tinkering with home automation in Billings for a couple of years now, mostly small ESP32 sensor nodes feeding into Home Assistant, and Siri is what my family actually talks to. I came across this article about Apple’s plans for a more agent-like Siri and it got me thinking about what that means for those of us who build our own devices. My concern is whether a Siri ...