Can I setup 2 esps with esp now protocol for full duplex system

Im making a pip boy from fallout, this greatly helped me!

The UKposts Algorithim Sucks, they shoulda put this 1st for WHO EVER wants to learn arduino PS. I also looked and other courses

ESP32 all the way

I've been banging my head on the keyboard for a couple days trying to figure this out. I watched several videos that didn't help. THANK YOU!!! It's so much simpler than I thought.

I miss an example of a two-dimensional array.

I have 3 of these and i cannot get it to work. I have followed multiple tutorials and I'm just frustrated with them.

Great

I still don't get why people get big controllers I don't even get the uno just get a nano form factor board

Thank you for the series on the millis function. If you don't mind, I would like to make you aware of a couple of things that I hope will help. I realize that this is a five year old video, and maybe these UKposts videos are not even a part of your business anymore, but if so ...... This video popped up as a suggested video on my YT home page. Titled as "Part 4", I went searching for parts 1-3. I only found part 3, as none of the other parts had "Part#" in the title. I finally found the playlist which included six videos. Problem 2: In video part 3, you illustrated the problem with delay(), with the cardboard figure and and flashing lights. In video part 4, you reviewed that problem but never solved it, just covered the two types of problems that using delay() could cause, one of which was illustrated at 8:40, which was the flashing light problem. This was never solved it videos 4, 5, or 6, which was what I was looking for and I kept scanning through all of them repeatedly looking for the answer. Hope this is of some help. PS: I still don't know how to solve the flashing led/button problem. If I missed it somewhere, please let me know. Thanks

I am trying my hands at arduinos and this was such a great video!!!

I`am 16 year old and the one thing i want to say is your video was fantastic and plz can you get the other helpful video of arduino🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thank you...! if the function has parameters, what do the tabs look like?

Fantastic tutorial, thank you!

İt's 01:31am i want to go to sleep man 😭 stop using your dark magic to make me watch your videos i have school tomorrow

Great explanation. I was wondering what happens when milis overflows. Would this stop working around day 49?

My problem with Uno is i find it's unstable at 60%+ memory use. I'll load a 70% sketch on 5 different uno boards, they do crazy stuff, like randomly don't initialize an OLED or RTC... Load it on mega, runs perfect.

2560 is the minimum for me... Just can't get all the libs for all the modules in anything else easily. I'd def start on the esp32, but I'm too deep into Arduino with too much working code n custom libs to switch now 😊

I am watching this after damaging the programming chip 😢😢

What happens when current time reaches 4 billion

Great explanation sir thank you 😁❤

While the Mega2560 sure is better in many ways then 328P. The Mega2560 is not the ultimate as this video states. There are many many many more alternatives in the Atmel mega family. Or even better, start using Esp32. No more problems with flash/sram space being to small or speed to slow. And quite good in low power consumption aswell.

Yes I enjoyed this, my goal is to the people creative again, a Lego computer but I trying to get your board for some reason might learn how to use it lol I really enjoyed the video thank you

Love your channel. It's probably the best source of videos for Arduino instruction. I've been watching your videos for about a year. I was wondering where you are from, as you have different way of pronouncing the word "put". It was very noticeable in this video. Thanks. Regards

In tinkercad how can we use esp8266 wifi module or any Bluetooth module

Thanks for your work. This video helps. (I will have to watch it a few times though!)🥴

Thanks Mike

How do I get the ESP-files in the Examples?

And if none of that works, your board is freaking fried :(

You are a very good instructor, entertaining and precise and exciting. Thanks fro inm a 70 odd year old electronic engineer from Manchester. Designed safety computers for railways 8 bit stuff

There should be a manual way to install devices (boards), too, not just libraries. Not every computer is on-line.

if your a uni student st gives few H7 samples

Wtf is this he is talking about

😂

Let's hope it doesn't get to that.

Thank you so much for an amazing video! Im making a remote DIY system that is controlled through an app, so my esp32 is supposed to listen to the requests through wifi all the time. However as long as I understood deep sleep sets esp32 to "vegetable" like state for some time, which is not really useful in my case considering the fact that microcontroller can be full time connected to the power. Would you recommend to use a frequent deep sleep mode every 5 -10 minutes or maybe there are some esp32 alternatives that can run in wifi modes much longer?

welp, im gonna go test that

It wont stop a 9mm no way in hell

Just wear kevlar?

What?

Nah, I choose an ATX motherboard 😂

Excellent video, great teaching. Thank you.

Wat is this garbage? Pointless unfunny video

but why ?

I go for Arduino uno with a hat.

Nah man, I need an STM32 nucleo to light up my 1 LED

Wow cool demo with the LEDs at the end. Did you have a delay at all for that code or just let it run as fast as it could? it looked pretty instantaneous!

Nice video, but there are some inaccuracies: 1. The timer/counter does not start counting “as soon as power is applied”: it starts counting when initialized by the Arduino core (see the setting of the TCCR0B register in init(), in wiring.c). Admittedly, this happens very shortly after power is applied. 2. The timer/counter does not overflow after 49 days: it overflows every 1024 µs. The 49.7 day rollover is for the millis() count, which is a different thing. 3. millis() does not give the running tally stored in the timer/counter: it returns a count of the timer/counter overflows, plus some correction to account for the fact that the overflow happens every 1024 µs instead of every millisecond. The micros() function, unlike millis(), does make use of the running tally kept by the timer/counter.

thankyou, I needed this

Use STM32 Luke!