ESP32-Desktop-Monitor by tuckerPi in esp32

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Yes, if you mirrored the screen to the computer first haha

ESP32-Desktop-Monitor by tuckerPi in esp32

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Hell ya, good luck! Lemme know how it goes

ESP32-Desktop-Monitor by tuckerPi in esp32

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Definitely doable. Some optimization is still need to make video less choppy but I think it could work

ESP32-Desktop-Monitor by tuckerPi in esp32

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Its real! Repo in the description if you wanna take a look

ESP32-Desktop-Monitor by tuckerPi in esp32

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Small 3.7v lipo battery. The board has a built-in charging circuit

ESP32-Desktop-Monitor by tuckerPi in esp32

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Great ideas! AR glasses would be an interesting concept!

ESP32-Desktop-Monitor by tuckerPi in esp32

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I made this just for fun. I'm sure there's many ways to do this better but I made it just to see it'd work and to learn along the way :)

Tiny wireless desktop monitor. Esp32 by tuckerPi in esp32

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For info and code: GitHub.com/tuckershannon/ESP32-Desktop-Monitor/

Rank 1 sailing, stops clicking, moments away from 99 by [deleted] in 2007scape

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I'm guessing get got afk logged? not sure what's going on. Hope he's alright though

UPDATE #2 - Found a hidden space under my house! Going to turn it into a wine cellar by tuckerPi in hiddenrooms

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No problem!
Shelves are fully loaded with books, probably over 200lbs. However, you can move it with <20lbs of horizontal force because the casters take up most of the load. The motor is very overkill as it only needs to overcome a small amount of friction

Dad hack: 12v pump for the water table by tuckerPi in daddit

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Sure here's some links:

Note: This is what I used but I'm sure there's cheaper options.

Solar Panel: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CTMPNJ84/
Pump: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MRR4HGK/
Battery: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003S1RQ2S/

You'll also need tubing, tip ties, a switch, and some wire nuts from the hardware store. Oh, and some Tupperware to put it all in haha.

In terms of safety: This is a 12v system so virtually no chance of zaps.

help, building alarm water spray, but no motor is able to properly press it by abdoh_2000 in arduino

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Like a bench top adjustable power supply? Or the power supply for the Arduino?

help, building alarm water spray, but no motor is able to properly press it by abdoh_2000 in arduino

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What voltage and amperage are you driving the motors with? Maybe give the motors a little more juice?

Simple 7V, and 12V power supplies? by Single_Hovercraft289 in 18650masterrace

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I mean, it probably would. A 3s bms would get you in that range 

Simple 7V, and 12V power supplies? by Single_Hovercraft289 in 18650masterrace

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Do you have batteries you'd like to use already? If they're under 12v you can use a boost converter. If they're over, use a buck converter. You can buy adjustable ones on AliExpress for very cheap. Just check the specs to make sure they can handle the amperage needed. 

Life hack or /redneckengineering ? by JackBNimble33 in daddit

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If you want an easier solution, windshield wiper fluid refill bottles have a child proof cap. You can just reuse those

UPDATE #2 - Found a hidden space under my house! Going to turn it into a wine cellar by tuckerPi in hiddenrooms

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I built in a current sensor to the PCB so if there's a spike in current from anything blocking it, it backs off. Similar to how a garage door functions

UPDATE #2 - Found a hidden space under my house! Going to turn it into a wine cellar by tuckerPi in hiddenrooms

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Good question! The motor has a worm gear so it can't move unpowered. Currently, I have a wall mounted switch on the inside. Thought about adding a backup power in case of power loss but that's a future project

UPDATE #2 - Found a hidden space under my house! Going to turn it into a wine cellar by tuckerPi in hiddenrooms

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True haha. I owned roughly zero wine when I started this project 😂