@frogandtoad I'm just naturally curious, and when I was writing a function call that had two separate function calls used as arguments within the fi...

@bushgeek Thank you so much for this test drive! This really does show which argument goes through first, and it's as clear as a bell. My apolog...

@frogandtoad we bought a new house and have been moving the last week or so. Furniture goes on Monday, so, haven't had much time to play. time to ...

@frogandtoad I have no reason to think otherwise besides the fact that some compilers act different than others, and I was curious how the Arduino I...

@robo-pi That would be one approach (the result from output), but I'm not sure if it would answer my question, unless we could put a stopwatch on ea...

@frogandtoad pgm_read_byte_near is all it needs.

and, I see I need to learn how to plug code into a forum message cuz dats messed up

LOL sorry I got your name wrong @rf19 old age does that to a man. So, I read through the code I left, and I guess I added remote control for F/R and...

Device manager...such an ugly term. I hate things that control things that I would prefer to control - except I'm too involved with learning other s...

Hello rtf19: Attached is sketch I rewrote a while back. The documentation pretty much explains it all (I hope). I think it's the sketch you're wor...

Bi-directional should be no problem. Using the speed-pot angle as the delimiter for forward/reverse is another issue. I'm not certain if this tric...

@triform I, too, have LM317 assemblies that I soldered together a while ago. I really like their performance, voltage wise. They only produce 500 mi...

@triform I'm curious...what is the input voltage you're using to supply the module?

BTW: if you need a power supply of 1.8vDC, the MP1584EN is not for you. They are DC-DC buck converters with no boost conversion, but, they supply 2.5v...

Thanks for the insight. Being as power supplies are the root of any project, it's nice to know what not to buy. I've been pleased with the MP1584EN ...