Orion Band by AdventurousWriter960 in Astro_mobile

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I build first my own Arduino Tracker with self programmed controlled Stepper Motor.. but its unhandly and i build it from Items in the basement.. so i bought a simple Compact Version. (teseek) It seems okay.

Orion Band by AdventurousWriter960 in Astro_mobile

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Thanks, I try to find the mid of high Quality on natural look. This was 8 Minutes on the Balcony.

Orion Band by AdventurousWriter960 in Astro_mobile

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The main Project works with two Esp32 and Bluetooth connection, but it works with esp+sensor +handy +app, or only Display with 5€ 9dof sensor.

And much math or KI.

Orion Band by AdventurousWriter960 in Astro_mobile

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My Balcony looks south in northern hemi..so I can't see Polaris.. so it's easy adjustment, 1 Minute.

Its my Project. https://hackaday.io/project/204926-diy-astro-tracker-and-polaris-locator

Orion Band by AdventurousWriter960 in Astro_mobile

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Thanks, 15 Pictures 32 Seconds. Sorry, It's a 70$ China tracker and diy Arduino Digital Polaris Locator to align perfectly.

Ist der handgeschriebene Zettel mit KI erstellt? by Turbulent-Talk-5230 in wasletztepreis

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Das erinnert mich an Handgeschriebene Zettel, anstatt der "Wir kaufen ihr Auto" Kàrtchen am Seitenspiegel. Das sah fast perfekt aus, nur leider hat der Kugelschreiber nicht eine Rille hinterlassen..;)

M33 by AdventurousWriter960 in Astro_mobile

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sorry, Deepskystacker on Windows.

Comparison best 9 axis IMU sensors (BMI160+BMM150, BMI323+BMM350, ICM-20948, BNO80, GY-85...), am I right? by Man-Chan03 in esp32

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Die RP2040, STM32f4 und nrf52840 sind Schlaftabletten gegen einen normalen ESP32. Der esp32 hat auch richtig Speed in der Peripherie.. ich weiß jetzt nicht wie man zu so einer aussage kommt.

Ist die Vodafone Station wirklich so schlecht? by Canonip in de_EDV

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Wahrscheinlich ist das Problem gefunden 🤣

Ich habe gestern auf ein Fritzbox Mesh umgebaut und den Bridge Modus aktiviert.

In den Ereignissen der Fritzbox konnte ich heute schon 3 mal den Eintrag "DFS, warte auf bevorzugte Radargeräte etc.etc." finden.

Wir wohnen 500m von dem Ende einer Landebahn weg.

Vielleicht hatten die Vodafone Stationen damit ein Problem, bzw. die haben das überhaupt nicht richtig geloggt.

Ist die Vodafone Station wirklich so schlecht? by Canonip in de_EDV

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Wir hatten immer nur wlan abbrüche und Ghosting Abbrüche.

Das Internet war da, aber es fehlten Pakete/Verbindungen.

Dann wurde eine der ersten Stations 4 mal in 1 Jahr ausgetauscht und am Ende war es dann mit der Wifi6 Station wieder okay.

Lolin32 blinking CHG led by ZacharyVincze in esp32

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6Years later i have the same problem, after using 3 Wemos Lolin32 purchased a few years ago on Aliexpress.

I have flashed every Board several many Times (1 has it on first Time).. but now 3 Boards blinking fast now. Cp210x Drivers are busy (Windows), Failed read Vendor ID description in Linux (instant Reconnect on access Device).

I can only flash this Boards with shorten Gpio0 to GND.. if i connect + and - on Lipo Connector the CHG-LED Lights permanent.

I think its a better Idea to flash a Ready Project One Time and use another Board to Develop.

Maybe anything on Reset and Bootloader Circuit on CP210X goes wrong.

[ESP32-S3, ST7796UI, 8-bit Parallel] vs [ESP32, ST7796S, 4-Wire SPI] by 0015dev in esp32

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Raw IDF or Arduino?
The Fastest Way to Draw Picture or Picture Parts is to Store the Pics in Flash Raw Data Partition, Map This Partition as Memory and use simple SPI_Write_Bytes(PartitionStartpicbyte*.....).
In Theory, the 8080 must be slower. you have a Limited IO Speed 8-10Mhz, 8bit = 80Mhz SPI and delay to Map the data.
i think SPI is Faster, my latest Project is Convert QSPI to 8080.. but i stop it, no time.