@inq Sorry to hear about your struggles but glad you made it back. There's still lots to be discovered :)

@tfpfau Nor the realist who points out that you've supplied the wrong size glass.

@ddave86 Happy Birthday ! My birthday cake looked like a prairie fire :(

@tiptoezero How about just using a diode (or two) to drop the voltage down to an acceptable level ?

@jdebruyn You seem to be executing the command pwm.setPWM(4, 0, angleToPulse(90)) which I assume is what you meant by "In this code when the va...

@jdebruyn If you want help, you're going to need to show us the whole sketch for Example 2. The segment you show is not even showing the complete if...

@g000ze IIRC, stepper motors draw some current even when they're not moving, so they're consuming power all the time and generally seem to become ph...

@sandbender You may want to take a look at an ultrasimple tool called OpenSCAD. It's a scripting language that uses additive and subtractive geom...

Take a closer look at what you're telling it to do in OnDataRecv ... you start off with if (new_message) { return; So if new_message is tru...

@jdebruyn The idea is to include the ui.h definition of the struct in BOTH the sender and receiver sketch, so there won't be a mismatch (because bo...

Fair enough. Since you're relatively new, let me add a couple of things. It seems in your struct that you're allowing all 12 strings to be tagged, b...

No, I'm lazy and was just using enough of the name to make it obvious what part(s) I was using (e.g up and down). I see that I was incorrect above i...

It might easier just to reset the value of myData1.Value_String to zero at the end of loop(). That way it wouldn't match any of the if statements unti...

@bits2bots I'm not sure why you are confused. Your setup() starts the Serial monitor and declares it as an input and sets the value HIGH (which i...

@harrya I think that your problem is that you are assuming that the '1025' is stored as a series of characters instead of the binary value that yo o...