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A whimsical weather clock powered by Particle and forecast.io

What should I wear outside?

Project tutorial by Julien Vanier

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How did I stand out at prom? In a light up dress of course!

Starry Night Prom

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Globe Trotter is a fun and tangible picture viewer.

Globe Trotter

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Arduino Gemma and Neopixel LEDs to give some life to my 3D Printed Princess Hilda Staff: Zelda Link Between Worlds.

Zelda Princess Hilda LED Staff Powered by Arduino

Project showcase by Amie D.D.

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  • What should I wear outside? over 1 year ago

    I think it was a 2N2222, but any NPN should work. Note that I used the transistor to switch ground to the servo, not battery. Also try different values for the base resistor to make sure the transistor switches on fully when the microcontroller pin is high.

  • UNIX Time Clock about 2 years ago

    Clever! I love it.

  • What should I wear outside? over 2 years ago

    A simple way to implement persistent state on the particle platform is to use the EEPROM (byte readable and writeable storage).

    double value = 5.0;
const int address = 0;
EEPROM.put(address, value);

// at next boot
EEPROM.get(address, value);

    We talked in the forum about power supplies. Are you good with that for now?

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