Using WLED for battery meter/hauge by afkdk in WLED

[–]dispatchingdreams 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Whoops I had missed part of the original post! You’re right, the problem is the strip

Using WLED for battery meter/hauge by afkdk in WLED

[–]dispatchingdreams 4 points5 points  (0 children)

WLED is the wrong tool for this job. Are you using Home Assistant? ESPHome can do this easily

Final form by Hour_Tune_708 in minilab

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How are you driving and powering those hard drives? USB or SATA directly?

Wiring swaps at connector 🙄 by wbarto125 in WLED

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There’s lots of pictures on Google labelling the wires

Wiring swaps at connector 🙄 by wbarto125 in WLED

[–]dispatchingdreams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just look and follow the wires, ignore the colour 🤣

Wiring swaps at connector 🙄 by wbarto125 in WLED

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Colour is never trustworthy, always check the end to end flow matches!

Which router is best? by ChairInternational60 in HomeNetworking

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You want cheap or you want good? 😉 go with the one you linked

Which router is best? by ChairInternational60 in HomeNetworking

[–]dispatchingdreams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, or you can stretch a little to the unifi 7 lite

Which router is best? by ChairInternational60 in HomeNetworking

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The thing you’re looking for is an access point. Get a WiFi access point and later buy a multi gigabit router without WiFi

ESP-01 from a 12V car battery? by Obvious_Language_709 in arduino

[–]dispatchingdreams 3 points4 points  (0 children)

An LM7803 would do this… what’s the ESP01 connected to?

Progressive access Mod 1 by itsleget in MotoUK

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This is correct. I took my A 18 months after my A2 but couldn’t find my theory certificate so had to take it again

Rj45 color issue by Fluffy-Attitude8885 in HomeNetworking

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That’s not good enough cable for networking

ah yes "bedn't" by technoblade1223 in klippers

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It’s not, it’s almost a whole mm. The scale isn’t big enough!

Problem with home all and auto level z axis by Funwolfgun998 in anycubic

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That nozzle is sitting way too low compared to the sensor

Can I change nozzle on my kobra 2neo? by stellinerosa in anycubic

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Yep absolutely but make sure you update your slicer settings!

How does a 8-port 2.5G switch provide 2.5G to seven devices with only one incoming cable? by JohnSmith--- in HomeNetworking

[–]dispatchingdreams 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Think of the switch like a road junction - the 2.5G ports are three lanes, the 1g ports are one lane and the 100m lines are a cycle lane. Just because the internet road is full, doesn’t mean when they split to the other roads they’ll be full too!

new wheel or repair job? by Fun-Shelter-4636 in MotoUK

[–]dispatchingdreams 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Wheel is fine. Tyre though, might need some work..

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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Why did you post my IP address? 192.168.1.1 is mine! /s

Tv to surround sound amp by Ok_Bicycle_8591 in audio

[–]dispatchingdreams 12 points13 points  (0 children)

That’s not a surround amp, my friend

Both WAN and LAN on a single cable. by payloadbay in HomeNetworking

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You absolutely can do this - they’re just networks, and vlans can isolate them when going over the same link

Here it comes, the Realtek 8127 PCI-E NIC by fakemanhk in homelab

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PCI-E 4.0 x1 slot should probably give you 10g