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RE: Arrays ... I know I should be using them

Thanks! I am delighted to be reminded of the best practice of defining variables as locally as possible. I will show the implementation of...

3 years ago
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RE: New Starter in all things Arduino

(Perth is a beautiful city.)

3 years ago
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RE: Arrays ... I know I should be using them

Here's my hard-coded six-sensor sketch. It works perfectly but it's inelegant and scaling it to more sensors would risk errors and get longer and lon...

3 years ago
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RE: Arrays ... I know I should be using them

Yup, Bill, you enunciate nicely and your pace is a relief! I'm looking forward to your introduction to arrays. I know that there are resources ...

3 years ago
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RE: Arrays ... I know I should be using them

jker, I'm truly grateful for the link but I'm afraid I had to turn it off before minute 2. I'll try to work with your guidance, thank you very m...

3 years ago
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RE: Telling an Arduino its I2C address

(For completeness - Bill showed his custom function for establishing the I2C address in episode 11 starting at about 06:05.)

3 years ago
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RE: Issues with linear actuator with linear encoder feedback

Michael, I like the sound of your mechanism more than mine! I will look into the AccelStepper library. By using Bill's black box philosophy I can d...

3 years ago
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RE: Issues with linear actuator with linear encoder feedback

Hi Michael, I don't have a good answer to your actual question but what about posting a link to a Youtube video? Here's mine. I hope your...

3 years ago
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RE: Haythornthwaite and Westby Tea Railway - automation

Friends, My model railway transfer table and train lift 'sort of' work. In the first post of this thread I wrote: "Commands will be received by ...

3 years ago
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RE: Telling an Arduino its I2C address

@codecage I was just teasing you. And you're way ahead with your mechanism and coding! Can we see a video? Tom

3 years ago
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RE: Telling an Arduino its I2C address

Steve, I think 'stumbled' is a very tiny bit unfair - I tracked it down logically. But I certainly benefited from your initial explanation, so,...

3 years ago
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RE: Telling an Arduino its I2C address

@codecage - Yup! Big thanks!

3 years ago
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RE: Telling an Arduino its I2C address

Thanks everybody! Actually SteveG (@codecage) remembered most accurately what I need - which I have now found in part 9 of the DB1 saga. Bill was ru...

3 years ago
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