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Greetings all... The ESP8266 is another WiFi capable board that's available and affordable. They're a bit slower and have less memory and fewer pins than the ESP32 but are fine for many WiFi

All, I am reposting the message below from another forum. Don is doing a group purchase for the clock PCB. If anyone has interest, please contact him directly. Bruce w8bh.net *"1/15/21: Just a

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Folks, Thank you Ken for pointing out that my WTB note was poorly worded (I should know better than send emails late at night). I’m looking for a programmed PCB (with either STM32 or ESP32), ready

Hello Jim W4BEA When you say 'board', do you mean the microcontroller? From the context of your post, it looks like you mean microcontroller, not PCB. A PCB is a Printed Circuit Board, and is

Folks, I'd like to purchase a board, already programmed for the code Tutor. I have all the bits, just no board. Failing that, I'd consider purchasing a completed assembly if necessary. The only source

Yes, you can use a spare ESP32 Morse Tutor PCB for the NTP clock. All you need is the power circuit, ESP32 and display. The first attached photo shows my Morse Tutor v1 in action. To make it work,

Thanks for the PCB !!! In the PCB's PDF, John WA2FZW writes: "C1 solves an issue related to loading software into this particular ESP32 board. Without it, one needs to hold the boot button down until

John WA2FZW designed a PCB for the NTP clock. I've uploaded his description and gerbers to GitHub on the project page at: https://github.com/bhall66/NTP-clock Bruce w8bh.net

If you have a spare display and an ESP32 from your Morse Tutor, here is another easy clock project. Only 2 components! Description: http://w8bh.net/NTP_DualClock.pdf Source Code:

Hi Bruce Thanks for that, Not the answer but will change the power supply on the board to an analogue one which will eliminate a possible problem. Been through the 6 NEO-M8N I have on u-center. Label

Dave, I have a uBlox NEO-M8N here at W8BH and mine works perfectly. I have a few suggestions. The first thing I'd check is the software: make sure you are using the "GPS_CLOCK_plus" sketch, since this

Hopefully someone maybe able to help. Using the uBlox NEO-M8 GPS modules. Have one up and working with no problems but having great difficulty with a second one. GPS gets Satellites and the PPS LED

If anyone is interested on how to calculate grid square from lat/long, and vice versa, I saved a copy of my notes to http://w8bh.net/grid_squares.pdf Bruce w8bh.net

Hi Bruce, That's great thanks very much. Just tried it out and the 'GPS_CLOCK_duel' does not display the grid square info but the'GPS_CLOCK_plus' does Will be using that one as I have some of the

Dave, I added the grid square location, as you suggested. I also added a define, near the top of the sketch, so that you can change the number of displayed characters from 0 (no grid square display)

Great job, Mark! Bruce w8bh.net

Here's what I've come up with so far. I moved the status and sat count to the title bar as in the dual version, that freed up the line for the grid & lat/long. I also had a version that showed

Thanks Mark! It will be fun to see this on the clock. Let me know when you've got it working so we can compare notes. I dabbled with it a bit over the weekend, too. I have a version running on my

Quick progress report... I found the grid calculation code (I really need to get some version control set up so I can find things easier) and I have it running in the single version. It shouldn't be