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Re: Micro Controller Forum
By: Mike Dippel to All on Sat Jul 13 2024 11:00 pm

Hi all,

Microcontrollers are something I'm definitely interested in. I use Home Assistant in my home to do some home automation.

I have a couple ESP32's around, one as a bluetooth proxy and one acting as a test voice assistant (M5Stack Atom Echo). Also running a RTLSDR monitoring aircraft in the area.

I do eventually want to get into using some ESP32's and WLED to do some interesting holiday lighting.

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I have a couple ESP32's around, one as a bluetooth proxy and one acting
as a test voice assistant (M5Stack Atom Echo). Also running a RTLSDR monitoring aircraft in the area.

I do eventually want to get into using some ESP32's and WLED to do some interesting holiday lighting.

Hello, Ernie

I have been playing around with MCs for years. From the Original Rasp Pi to the latest (minus the new v5). PINE64 as well. My Engineers are work all use the ESP32s and gave me a couple to play around with. I used an Arduino Micro to learn and play with various WLEDs - that was neat. My PINE64 was my OctoPrint server, but I got the 7" touch display and installed Android on it to make it my DJI Phantom 4 "cellphone" display. Other Pis are running my weather station, my ADS-B server, remote camera controllers, and a retro gaming "console". Lots of fun, but I haven't played around with them much after I get things programmed and running. Then I have to 're-learn' everything if something breaks. LOL

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Re: Re: Micro Controller Forum
By: SirRonmit to Ernie on Mon Jul 22 2024 07:33 am

Hi SirRonmit,

Those sound like some great projects. I have a few Pi's around too. My original Pi1, I don't think I have plugged in anymore.

I have a pi4 that I use as kind of a bastion host. Mostly it's used to run an ansible script to update the other servers in the network and OctaPrint like you.

I do eventually want to setup a weather station and ADS-B server (capture some satallite images, etc.)

I have been playing around with MCs for years. From the Original Rasp Pi to the latest (minus the new v5). PINE64 as well. My Engineers are work all use the ESP32s and gave me a couple to play around with. I used an Arduino Micro to learn and play with various WLEDs - that was neat. My PINE64 was my OctoPrint server, but I got the 7" touch display and installed Android on it to make it my DJI Phantom 4 "cellphone" display. Other Pis are running my weather station, my ADS-B server, remote camera controllers, and a retro gaming "console". Lots of fun, but I haven't played around with them much after I get things programmed and running. Then I have to 're-learn' everything if something breaks. LOL

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Never been into them, but learning to solder at work so I can
better repair Chromebooks and such. Would like to build
SOMETHING legit to use for a legit reason. :-)




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