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excellent project; How could I obtain the schematic or the connection diagram?

Why such a long delay between? Super annoying

did you 3d print parts of this?

This game should never have been shelved. Imagine on xbox or ps5 with hotas? It would dominate where squadrons failed.

Hi, can you tell me on Aliexpress a 5 volt TFT monitor compatible with the Arduino nano ?

Excellent excellent work, that’s just marvelous!!!

thank you for the video. I don't understand what you exactly mean by calibrating the device. how do you adjust the delta that occurs after a while if want to use the device in production and do not know the actual RH?

But how does it shift automatically, and why doesn't it stall when you come to a complete stop?

i made two andthe screen wont turn on can u help

The Jameco is manufactured by Wisher Enterprise and might be easier to find in some markets under that brand.

That was thrilling! Thanks for the upload-I really enjoyed it

good job. really easy to understand. thank you bro.

I had a breadboard as a teenager in the 80's, from Radio Shack. Lately, 40 years later, I've been studying Arduino. I was so disappointed to see the obviously junk breadboards available these days. Thank you, 6 years later, for posting this. I'm going with Busboard.

What infill % do you use i cant find this information anyware ?

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Amazing Video

Thanks for sharing this, the video gives a good idea of what a Maker fair looks like. We just did our first exhibit at Open Sauce and plan on exhibiting at the Maker fair in Orange county soon. One take away for me is that it's better to present only one project in great details, as people get confused when there is a bunch of different projects on display, and it's harder to explain what each one is quickly.

Best video I could find on automatic transmission. Keep it up

Pulleys and gravity... fml I've been going about a clean setup like that all wrong. Rip tape measure motors, gravity all time King of diy

Thanks Really Helped

This is the type of system I'm looking for. I believed I'd find something this handy in a ready-made version. I love your DIY version. It looks like something I might be able to replicate with my limited skills. Thank you!

1:18 The purpose of interrupted power rails is for when you need more than two different supplied voltages on the same breadboard. Installing jumpers when only one voltage is required is a small price to pay for that functionality.

It’s almost a decade later

how did you draw those gauges ?

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Hello there! your code trurly does wonders! althought I'm facing an issue which is that I'm using a hall effect sensor to measure a wheel's rpm. The wheel is connected to an electric threephase 18kw motor, and when the motor's RPM are > 150 the arduino stops working showing random numbers on the serial screen. I've tried using shielded wire and that does help (connecting the shielded wire to the arduino's and sensor's GND). Now i want to use a pull up resistor, but the issue I'm facing is: When do i use pull up and when do i use pull down? I'm not sure if im gonna be using a NPN or PNP NO or /NC hall sensor. I think if it's a PNP then its a pull down resistor and viceversa? Or which sensor type should I use? many thanks! hope you could provide me with some help!

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Is this permanently destroyed or it’s still repairable?

Engineering never gets old.

how to write in Cyrillic (Russian) using this library?

how do i use it in esp32 ?

I'm gonna build one too... Maybe a bit longer

Thanks a lot for this tutorial! I have few questions: I would like to make a "shifter" for my motorcycle. The system would work like this: when I press the speed selector pedal, via a micro-contact I cut the ignition for xx ms depending on the engine speed while I shift into gear. The micro-contact would be connected to an input of the Arduino and an output of the Arduino would control a Mosfet to cut off the ignition. Would these inputs/outputs prevent your program from functioning correctly? Can you help me?

is there any way to potentially do this but instead measure the current through the spark plug to determine rpm? it's just 12v right?

Aw www tiny pc

Very cool!

I have like 2m displays in my house

Hello Seymour, you're quite good at *Steaming my Hams!* Sincerly yours, *NAME AND ADDRESS WITHHELD*

Thanks for this hard work ❤

what is the display that you have on the bottom left? the blue one with hello world seems the most clear in the video

unfortunately i have already bought a breadboard, and the only real issue i have is the poor connections, is there something i can do about it

Awesome video! Just what I was looking for. Thank you for your time.

perfect video to understand auto gear Thanks

how are A0, SDA and SCK pre-selected? I've set them to GPIO 2, 3 and 4 but I can't get a simple text to display and change the background. Only a static white background is showing. Im using Raspberry pi pico

Outstanding, Just subbed! Any way to shift the "RPM" to the center of the oled and have the actual rpm digits centers too? Thanks again!

Thanks for producing such an excellent and informative video explaining TFT displays, this is surely the best I saw. People like you make a difference in this World! Blessings!

Hello, i want to do an animation of a Dot (it can be an image) moving arroud the screen changing its X and Y coordinates on the fly, depending on GPS information, do you know if that can be done. Thanks

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Very nice video, how did you manage to make the images change depending on the received value inside the NEXTION editor ?

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