@@mohamedghida9540 really appreciate that and so happy that it is proving useful for you. Lots and lots of cool stuff coming so hopefully it continues to help
What about the battery And charge?. You can change to dark mode based on the gps by calculating dawn. Motor Meter Racing might have the gauges that you are looking for.
Really good, trying g something similar this helps a lot. BTW centigrade is old school Celsius the new standard, very little difference in the output value just the degree symbol no longer used.
I'm keen to see how fast you can get MPH data at faster than 1 update per second...doesn't GPS only update once per second, so therefore your MPH will be once per second? Or are you going to use the ECU for MPH? Really liking this so far though :)
Honestly, I don't know the answer to this yet - I'll be figuring it out as I make it for some parts, but my cursory research suggests the Neo-6M can be made to do 5Hz, which should be more than enough I'd think. Hell, 1Hz might even suffice - I'll guess we'll see during testing. But, I do want to handle both GPS and wheel speed and have them switchable, so might be interesting to see how they compare as methods
@@GarageTinkering Having both GPS and wheel speed is good, corr imagine if you took the average between them for faster updating MPH (although obviously won't be as accurate as GPS lol). I wait with bated breath to see how you get on mate. I'm also a UX/UI designer ;)
@@GarageTinkering I have one random GPS receiver and did configure it to 10 Hz. You configure it by sending two binary arrays of bytes, one for configuring and one for saving to flash. BTW Cool design!
Honestly, I'm sat here with the GPS module as we speak, and I just cannot get anything from it. Proving really problematic, and it's weird - using the ESP32 hardware serial and it's just coming back empty. Wiring and power are definitely ok, but my Serial2.available() on pins 16/17 is just blank... very confusing. Small chance it's a duff chip! Might need to grab another to test
just love your work even i have downloaded lot of your work as a reference for my project ....love to see what you will come-up with
@@mohamedghida9540 really appreciate that and so happy that it is proving useful for you. Lots and lots of cool stuff coming so hopefully it continues to help
Upir has awesome videos and what im using as a basis for my project 190e as well.
What about the battery And charge?. You can change to dark mode based on the gps by calculating dawn. Motor Meter Racing might have the gauges that you are looking for.
You can figure it I guess. I'll make a proper sensor though so we know for sure
Just so you know it's possible to work out gear based on MPH, RPM, Reverse Flag and Clutch position.
Really good, trying g something similar this helps a lot. BTW centigrade is old school Celsius the new standard, very little difference in the output value just the degree symbol no longer used.
I should just do it in Kelvin and be done with it
I would as that's my background, and relates to my education. Loving the UX the world needs more of it.
I'm keen to see how fast you can get MPH data at faster than 1 update per second...doesn't GPS only update once per second, so therefore your MPH will be once per second? Or are you going to use the ECU for MPH?
Really liking this so far though :)
Honestly, I don't know the answer to this yet - I'll be figuring it out as I make it for some parts, but my cursory research suggests the Neo-6M can be made to do 5Hz, which should be more than enough I'd think. Hell, 1Hz might even suffice - I'll guess we'll see during testing.
But, I do want to handle both GPS and wheel speed and have them switchable, so might be interesting to see how they compare as methods
@@GarageTinkering Having both GPS and wheel speed is good, corr imagine if you took the average between them for faster updating MPH (although obviously won't be as accurate as GPS lol).
I wait with bated breath to see how you get on mate.
I'm also a UX/UI designer ;)
@@GarageTinkering I have one random GPS receiver and did configure it to 10 Hz. You configure it by sending two binary arrays of bytes, one for configuring and one for saving to flash.
BTW Cool design!
Honestly, I'm sat here with the GPS module as we speak, and I just cannot get anything from it. Proving really problematic, and it's weird - using the ESP32 hardware serial and it's just coming back empty. Wiring and power are definitely ok, but my Serial2.available() on pins 16/17 is just blank... very confusing.
Small chance it's a duff chip! Might need to grab another to test
@@GarageTinkering Does it have an enable pin perhaps?