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- Andreas Spiess commented on Andreas Spiess's instructable Versatile Volt, Ampere, and Power Meter
- Andreas Spiess commented on Andreas Spiess's instructable Connected Cat Feeder Using a Strain Gauge and an ESP32
View Instructable »You have to write/adjust the code for that.
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- Andreas Spiess commented on Andreas Spiess's instructable Versatile Volt, Ampere, and Power Meter
Because the meter costs less than 10 $ I did not include a fuse. You can include one in either of the thick wires because it does not matter which cable your fuse interrupts.
View Instructable »Maybe. I did not try.
- Andreas Spiess commented on Andreas Spiess's instructable How to Check the Revision Level of Your ESP32View Instructable »
The only one I can think of is that the chip does not restart if it had a brownout (low voltage condition)
- Andreas Spiess commented on Andreas Spiess's instructable ESP32 Deep-SleepView Instructable »
Thanks!
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- Andreas Spiess commented on Andreas Spiess's instructable ESP32 Deep-Sleep
- Andreas Spiess commented on Andreas Spiess's instructable How to Check the Revision Level of Your ESP32View Instructable »
You are welcome!
- Andreas Spiess commented on Andreas Spiess's instructable ESP32 Deep-SleepView Instructable »
You are welcome !
- Andreas Spiess posted an instructable ESP32 Deep-Sleep
The red banana plugs are connected to in and out.