Sir please make a complete series on how to build a small level network using manageable switch and router step by step. Big fan of your lecturers. Cheers ❤️❤️❤️
Hi I have an ada fruit GPS with the M0 Lo-Ra boards I have it transmitting I have it receiving but I cannot get the receiving MO to print the latitude longitude on the serial monitor of the ESP 32 board
Hi @taylormayhew369, how did your GPS transceiver project turn out? I want to do a build similar to yours, but I think I will just start off with simple GPS tracking first (without doing radio transmissions) Can you please share resources you found most helpful is this type of build? Thank you!
I'm convinced that the latitude/longitude bug is in the library. I have issues with a similar project I was developing last year was the GPS was being disrupted by the RF from the Arduino. I am rebuilding my project this year sometime using an all in one assembled board with SDcard, GPRS Simcard slot and GPS, and an ESP instead. I believe this will solve all the issues I had before without much change to the code.
I am currently doing a project revolving around the adafruit breakout GPS and have finished it using raspberry pi, however, I am looking to downsize this to arduino and make it far more compact. Admittedly I'm not very good with arduino and am struggling to get started. I've looked over parts lists and have tried to find something that would help me fit my specs but have come up with nothing and I was wondering if you could help me. I'm looking to build a small screen (4" at maximum) that can display your speed/500m, distance travelled since a switch was pressed and the time since such occurrence as well. I am currently looking into using the adafruit metro board, however, I keep running into problems with usable ports. I need to be able to display the variable on an LCD display and have a rechargeable battery on the interior. This is why the sizing is an issue. I'm trying to make it functional meanwhile as compact as possible and I was wondering if you would have any tips for me as this is my first proper arduino project. Thanks, Freddy
Sir please make a complete series on how to build a small level network using manageable switch and router step by step. Big fan of your lecturers. Cheers ❤️❤️❤️
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Hi I have an ada fruit GPS with the M0 Lo-Ra boards I have it transmitting I have it receiving but I cannot get the receiving MO to print the latitude longitude on the serial monitor of the ESP 32 board
Hi @taylormayhew369, how did your GPS transceiver project turn out? I want to do a build similar to yours, but I think I will just start off with simple GPS tracking first (without doing radio transmissions)
Can you please share resources you found most helpful is this type of build? Thank you!
Nice
I'm convinced that the latitude/longitude bug is in the library. I have issues with a similar project I was developing last year was the GPS was being disrupted by the RF from the Arduino. I am rebuilding my project this year sometime using an all in one assembled board with SDcard, GPRS Simcard slot and GPS, and an ESP instead. I believe this will solve all the issues I had before without much change to the code.
Hi, I really like the project, good. I found that the calculated speed is not real, is there a way to calibrate this value? Thanks.
I am currently doing a project revolving around the adafruit breakout GPS and have finished it using raspberry pi, however, I am looking to downsize this to arduino and make it far more compact. Admittedly I'm not very good with arduino and am struggling to get started. I've looked over parts lists and have tried to find something that would help me fit my specs but have come up with nothing and I was wondering if you could help me. I'm looking to build a small screen (4" at maximum) that can display your speed/500m, distance travelled since a switch was pressed and the time since such occurrence as well. I am currently looking into using the adafruit metro board, however, I keep running into problems with usable ports. I need to be able to display the variable on an LCD display and have a rechargeable battery on the interior. This is why the sizing is an issue. I'm trying to make it functional meanwhile as compact as possible and I was wondering if you would have any tips for me as this is my first proper arduino project. Thanks, Freddy
Quirky is exactly the word. Having one hell of a time...
If you are using arduino uno or mega, go with hardwareserial parsing...