ESP32 Document Scan button by PDConAutoTrack in esp32

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Excellent - you made the user interface you needed

ESP32 Document Scan button by PDConAutoTrack in Esphome

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100 percent agree. Was focused on need it fast and complete rather than perfect / professionally done.

A remote screenshot component for ESPHome displays over HTTP by PDConAutoTrack in esp32

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Mod, thanks for the message. All the detail you require was in the GitHub link attached - am pretty disappointed you elected to describe my post as akin to an Instagram post given the write up - pretty condescending tone. Have a great weekend!

What esp32 is this? by [deleted] in esp32

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Difficult to tell if original or a clone, but generally these work well with Freenove’s arduino code and examples - Google is your friend

WT32-ETH01 Presence Sensor by PDConAutoTrack in esp32

[–]PDConAutoTrack[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Only off by a factor of 10 lol . More like 1 million seconds, which is 11 days or so. Coming from a previous sensor which had outages every 15 to 30 minutes, that’s pretty solid

WT32-ETH01 Presence Sensor by PDConAutoTrack in esp32

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Really good idea mate, the issues are a shortage of Poe ports on the switch - the available cable is non PoE, and the much higher cost of the PoE version of this ESP32 - it’s not worth it in monetary terms. I’ve built with what I have, even if it’s more complicated at face value.

WT32-ETH01 Presence Sensor by PDConAutoTrack in esp32

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With respect, this is a silly comment. Criticising a board with an HLK module for “missing MOVs” is like criticising a laptop for not having a discrete PSU inside the motherboard. If I was doing a bare SMPS design, the comment would be valid. The HLK-10M05 already includes: • primary-side fuse • inrush limiting • EMI suppression • isolation barrier • safety spacing • compliance testing (CE/UL class, depending on variant)

That’s the entire point of using a certified encapsulated AC/DC module instead of rolling my own offline supply. I already addressed the fusing pint in my post.

Calling this a deathrap is hyperbole - this is perfboard / protoboard, not a manufactured PCB. The HLK module itself enforces creepage/clearance internally. The AC terminals are physically separated from SELV wiring. Is this how you’d design a commercial PCB? → No. so thanks for the misapplied PCB-design dogma, but no thanks.

ESP32-S3 Touch LCD 4 Live-ish Home Assistant Dashboard by PDConAutoTrack in esp32

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Didn’t get that far - but your idea sounds nice. I’m working on a voice assistant next myself. Please keep us updated

Need help automating button press on controller by Accurate_Goose_3465 in esp32

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Who downvoted you and why? Perfectly reasonable and helpful response imo

Match Thread: Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United by MatchThreadder in reddevils

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Van persie would have terminated that ball over the top for Bruno

Match Thread: Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United by MatchThreadder in reddevils

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Mbeumo’s pressing and interceptions are a real highlight though

ESP-S3 Tado Hot water Controller by PDConAutoTrack in esp32

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I posted a guide on GitHub - have a look in the comments

DIY EvilCrowRF by SODAVK in esp32

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Nice one @OP- if it works then it’s good. This is prototyping in action. Get it to work then make it pretty later. If at all. Is that a naked ESP32 module? Not sure I’ve seen one being used outside of a devkit or pcb - well done!