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  • AM2XBee4RC
  • Instructions     from AM2XBee4RC
  • Mount your hardware and solder the appropriate wires from your ADC pads, GPIO pads and other components together. Each build will most certainly be unique so use your discretion as to which component attaches to which Arduino pin. I used the following...

  • 3D printing the enclosure
  • Instructions     from OpenRPNCalc
  • Here are a few more-or-less random notes about 3D printing the calculator enclosure. I've printed it with the Creality Ender 3 V2 printer using PETG plastic, and the case went really well I think. Contrary to what's written in many websites,...

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  • Instructions     from Budget DIY ESP32 GPS Base Station and Receiver
  • Best Budget DIY GPS/GNSS Base Station using the UM980 and a ESP32Introduction The ESP32 is a versatile microcontroller renowned for its WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities. In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up the your ESP32 development board...

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  • Instructions     from DIY Ntrip Server and Reference Station Setup
  • DIY Onocoy Reference Station Setup GuideIn this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of setting up your own GPS Onocoy server using cost-effective hardware options and reliable GPS receivers. Whether you’re interested in enhancing the accuracy of...

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  • Instructions     from ESP32-Driven Bluetooth Image & GIF Display
  • Add ESP32 board Open the Arduino IDE.Go to File> Preferences.In the “Additional Boards Manager” URLs field, add the following URL: ‘https://dl.espressif.com/dl/package_esp32_index.json’.Click OK.

  • Solder the LiPo battery
  • Instructions     from Detective Boys walkie talkie pin badge
  • You will need a Lipo battery with 100mAh capacity, you can get a higher capacity one but take into account that more capacity means a bigger battery so it won't fit into the board, the battery must have a protection circuit included. The battery must...
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