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Remote Shutter Release MC-DC2 FOR NIKON D5500 D5600 D600 D7200 D3300 D90

10 Jun, 2025

Just what I was looking for. Works just ...

Just what I was looking for. Works just as it should.

NodeMcu Lua WIFI Internet Things development Board Based ESP8266 CP2102 Arduino

24 Feb, 2017

First Arduino Device

It was recommended that I get hold of an Arduino device to program. Looking around there is plenty to choose from but as I'm interested in the Internet of Things the type of devices like the one here looked interesting. So I got one. There are plenty of websites to help you get started and it really wasn't very long before I had uploaded to this Nodemcu board the basic Blink sketch to flash the LED. Then attaching my own LED via GPIO I could flash that. Then using Blynk in my mobile phone I could do that over WiFi. That's cool. Then after reading more I thought I'd connect a DS18B20 thermometer I have that I have used with a Raspberry Pi. This was a little harder but in the end I found the right code and it worked. Now this device is sitting in my summer house connected to the network and beaming temperatures over to Thingspeak and they are plotting the readings for me that I can read anywhere on my mobile. Amazing! So I would recommend this Nodemc Lua ESP8266 board to anyone wanting to try IoT out. I love it.

40 Pin (2 x 20) Male Right-Angle Header for Raspberry Pi Zero + Reset / TV Pins

13 Sep, 2017

Header for Pi

Just great. Two ways to put headers onto the Pi. One for HATS the other for space saving.

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