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Great video

Wondeful and detailed info. There's people out there sharing good ideas but too confusing. I made my project work thanks to your tutorial.

can i use Lm358 instead of ne555 ?

Q tal mucho gusto alguien de casulidad save que significa el 255 en cada color

your code has clear logic and makes sense, thank you

I honestly feel it might be a good idea for me to learn some basic electronics, because I've spent the last several hours stuck on a problem with push buttons on the ESP32, only to realize it was a simple oversight. Currently working on a Rubik cube solver using JavaScript but sending the solution to the ESP32 for the cube rotations (using servos), so I'm ok on the programming side; but clueless on the electronics side. That one problem really exposed my lack of knowledge. I guess a bit of education in this area can't do any harm. Anyway, thanks for the tutorial, very clear. And, I'm liking that cable management.

hey so in theory, can i just replace the the led with like a 5v dc water pump right?

Nice quick tutorials. Good work.

What is the website that you used for the coding

sorry for rewamping comments 😂 but I reckon that if i push the button without releasing it, the led will not toggle ? if u confirm, thats gonna gratify me

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You didn't explain LED's pins, also no need the 5 Volts and also you didn't use rgb integers in your code.

what if I want to do the opposite? LED turns on when detecting light. WOuld a setup like this be ideal to do this and just change some language to do the opposite?

Love the video. Can you show how you would change the code for multiple buttons/toggles each with their own led.

only green colour is coming

It is not rgb, it comes only blueish greenish. Can you update the code?

nice

Why not just use 1 resistor on the ground pin instead of 3 on the other pins?

Would there be an issue with the code you provided and another microcontroller - say an Arduino Nano 328 in my case? I am an absolute beginner - literally started tinkering around yesterday after a bit of introduction by a friend. edit: Nevermind. I found the error.

More videos please…

You should create more video more specifically about millis function and or arrays with servo motors with led

Mr. Thanks for your explanation, I learned a lot. One question, how could I do this using an LDR sensor instead of the button? example: when lighting the ldr, turn on the led, the led will stay on until I light it up again to turn off the led.

This is good, but the led in your video appears to turn on or off when the button is released? How do you make it so it's when it's pressed?

heeey I am the 1999 subscriber here!!.. I take you to the edge of the noughties 😀

Your channel is amazing, so shame that you dont upload more videos :( Hope i will motivate You in some way :D Keep up the amazing work

I got a kit and I'm going through the lessons for RGB. Changing the value of the timing works, but nothing changes when I change the values if the colors. I took a break and when so plugged it back in the light faded just with blue as before it was red blue and white. I hadnt changed anything to make it do that. Where is the exact spot where you change the values? The text on mine goes through the different values 3 times describing the fading between the colors. I am so confused as the obvious place I think to change the values doesnt do anything. Thank you.

When I press the button and try turning it back on it stays off

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Why my red led become purple led

can this also be achieved with a normal on/off button?

how can i do it so that i have 2 leds, when i press the button, the first one turns on, the i press it again the first one turns off and the second one turns on, you know what i mean?

Pin 5 also needs the 10nF capacitor to ground, per the datasheet, for control voltage stability. For a proper robust design, this pin should not be left open.

The 10pF capacitor that is mentioned should be 10nF per the data sheet recommendation. 10pF basically does nothing. It's too small.

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Using the 555 Timer in monostable mode is a great way to get input from something (trigger) and control a pulse or duration to something else (output).

This is first tutorial on the GeekPub Extras that doesn't deal with a Arduino

I just have one question. Do you have other siblings besides The 8-Bit Guy? I worry that I'm missing out on some great content because I don't know your family! :) I enjoy the longer form stuff as well, but I really like these short form electronics demonstrations.

Love these. Please keep at them.

Using a 555 Timer is a great no-code way to make something happen on a repeating cycle (such as blinking an LED).

It should be noted that I have a habit of always connecting the Arduino's +/- rails to the breadboard. But in this project the + rail was not really needed. Old habits!

I actually get excieted when I see your new videos, and when I hear the entry music. I'm 52 LOL that is pathetic... but please keep all these video coming. More Please!

Umm, it seems you are not using the positive rail in this project, why did you connect it then?

I like how your jumper cables are double bent on each end so that you can easily see where they are plugged in.

Awesome video like always!

Dumb programming 101 question. What causes Setup to run only once and Loop to run indefinitely?

Nice quick tutorials. Good work.

Super helpful thank you.

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Great video. Looking forward to future content. Love the main channel. Thanks.