Keith, yes I have been busy. The challenge over here is things are very unpredictable and problems can pop up out of no where that you would never expect. Electricity, water, internet, food, security, safety, health are all common and sometimes very serious challenges I face. So, when things are clear, I try to get as much work done as possible, so if I get malaria and typhoid at the same time, I am not under pressure to get next weeks lesson out. I try to stay ahead. Pretty soon, I will need to switch back and get more pi pico videos made. What I have found is it is hard to keep switching back and forth between the two boards, so while I am in arduino mode, I want to get as many lessons done as possible.
I folded up like a cheap Walmart lawnchair , completed lesson 22 hw but forgot to save the sketch on computer. Was trying to figure out a way to download it from the arduino and accidentally hit the upload button on an empty sketch lol
Paul mentions that the servo needs the delay but it is really the analog read of the pot that needs time to complete the A/D conversion. A delay of 1 ms is usually enough.
@@paulmcwhorter when i checked out the raspberry PI kit on amazon, it ahd all the component of my elegoo kit that i bought and i just need the board. will it be okay if i use the arduino kit and just buy the raspberry PI board or should i buy the raspberry PI kit?
@20:18 not how I did my math it seems more complex than needed, and that's going to make me uncomfy if I'm wrong. is there a reason I should not use servoAngle=(180./1023.)*potVal;?
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YW-T9pxj6ko.htmlsi=Qtw4xL9mg3ELCgG_ Not sure why it’s not working. It’s printing out both values. Tried changing polarity on potentiometer. Loaded previous lesson and servo is working. Thanks, love the videos
