Today was the first time I saw a potentiometer of that size. I've only seen and used ones which you control by positioning a crocodile clip on a wire on a meter rule. This somehow makes physics a little more interesting...
haha yeah they can get pretty tiny and it's wild haha. Although this small is pretty much worthless in application, but of course it's a nice form factor to sell ;)
Yeah there are, such as this one - amzn.to/3gegcLw but I honestly wouldn't suggest the kit over the one featured in the video. Typically these applications are best for mircocontrollers and not microprocessors like the Rasp PI and also it's much cheaper. You get the R3 control board with the kit so you don't have to buy anything seperate.
I plan on making some sort of a tutorial based around this kit :) I'm not really aware of other good channels on the subject since it's not something I would look for.
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Today was the first time I saw a potentiometer of that size. I've only seen and used ones which you control by positioning a crocodile clip on a wire on a meter rule. This somehow makes physics a little more interesting...
haha yeah they can get pretty tiny and it's wild haha. Although this small is pretty much worthless in application, but of course it's a nice form factor to sell ;)
Any cheap Raspberry_Pi kits???
Yeah there are, such as this one - amzn.to/3gegcLw but I honestly wouldn't suggest the kit over the one featured in the video. Typically these applications are best for mircocontrollers and not microprocessors like the Rasp PI and also it's much cheaper. You get the R3 control board with the kit so you don't have to buy anything seperate.
do you have a pdf for the tutorial of this arduino?
Does this work with a pulse sensor?
Nice. Could you recommend any good Arduino tutorial on TH-cam?
I plan on making some sort of a tutorial based around this kit :) I'm not really aware of other good channels on the subject since it's not something I would look for.
thanks for the suggestion
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