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Fazzix
> 3 dayGood for programming
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Bob Mann
> 3 dayTried the Link It 7688 and the Microchip RN171 The NodeMCU is the way to go. With the Arduino IDE I had a working custom AP in four hours and that includes downloading then learning to use the IDE . I loaded the built-in example code then copied and pasted from another example then a couple of tweaks followed by a one click download . The other WiFi chip makers need to realize that the IDE is just as important as the chips capabilities.
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isidro
> 3 dayI love these so much i have bought them twice. They work as expected. Esptool immediately ids the chip and you can verify the chip. Also the quality of the components is good
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Miss Else Zboncak PhD
> 3 daygreat!
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Candace Sheremeta
> 3 dayMy go-to board. I have about 15 of these around the house for various things. When I first discovered this board, I dabbled with micropython, but esphome is so good theres no point in using anything else. I use them for dht22 sensors, reed switch sensors, push buttons (e.g. voice control turning on a PC), controlling servos, 315Mhz transmitter for controlling fans, etc all through home assistant. Awesome boards.
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Albert Eardley
> 3 dayThis thing is the best thing ever. So easy to get hooked up to WiFi and transmitting data from a Dallas one-wire sensor. Took me like 2 hours.
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Christian M Warren
> 3 dayNode work great and dealer was very helpful and any information needed
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Leh Shopper
> 3 dayGreat little unit. Worked fine.
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Kristian Greenholt
> 3 dayI was having problems getting serial output to work. It was just giving me garbage output. After contacting the seller, they suggested that I reflash the board and change some settings, which I did, and then serial output was fine. You can get the reflash by searching Gitbub for nodemcu-flasher. After reflash, make sure your IDE settings under the Tools menu are as follows: Board -> NodeMCU 1.0 (ESP-12E Module), Flash Size -> 4M (3M SPIFFS), CPU Frequency -> 80 Mhz, Upload Speed -> 921600. In your code and serial monitor, make sure to set them to the same speed.
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Sindre
> 3 dayWorked as expected, and I am pleased with the product.