Thanks! I appreciate that. You're right, they are low. I just enjoy this as a hobby and will probably always be sharing it. It has generated some really good conversations with a lot of people over email. I've been pondering the idea of introducing a monthly live stream to inject some excitement into our content and potentially feature other projects shared on our Facebook page. This sounds like a lot of fun and would be a fantastic way to spotlight the creative ideas of our community members. However, I'm not sure how much interest that may draw. I may need to add something different to the channel...not sure yet what it will be. If you need the code for any of the videos, most are posted on Facebook. I'll answer any questions you have as well. Keep on tinkering and learning something new! Thanks again for your time writing this post 👍💪💪
Brilliant video. If you want a free source of diffusion plastic or lens material i rip apart and recycle the plastic sheets found in broken Led flat panel tvs
Good work and good details. Thank you! I'm not familiar with the teensy board. Why the SD card? Now, if you shut the power off and turned it back on later it would remember everything, correct? So no wifi where you could change the message as needed? I'm still a bit of a novice.
Thank you! Teensy is great. It has a powerful processor and lots of memory. The sd card can store large complex code, audrio/video files, or webfiles (html, javascript...etc). To use it you need to use the SD library that comes with the Teensyduino software. I'm not using it in this video but that's the dedicated card for my 4.1 board. It will remember and begin to run the same code if you shut it of and turn it back on. It doesn't come with wifi capability, but you can add a wifi module to it (ESP32). There are some other modules and shield as well. It's worth it just to buy one and play around. 👍
I actually have no idea, why you have such a low viewer number. Its motivaiting to see your projects, keep it up man ❤
Thanks! I appreciate that. You're right, they are low. I just enjoy this as a hobby and will probably always be sharing it. It has generated some really good conversations with a lot of people over email. I've been pondering the idea of introducing a monthly live stream to inject some excitement into our content and potentially feature other projects shared on our Facebook page. This sounds like a lot of fun and would be a fantastic way to spotlight the creative ideas of our community members. However, I'm not sure how much interest that may draw. I may need to add something different to the channel...not sure yet what it will be. If you need the code for any of the videos, most are posted on Facebook. I'll answer any questions you have as well. Keep on tinkering and learning something new! Thanks again for your time writing this post 👍💪💪
Brilliant video. If you want a free source of diffusion plastic or lens material i rip apart and recycle the plastic sheets found in broken Led flat panel tvs
Thanks! I may take you up on that diffused plastic one day. great idea! 👍
Good work and good details. Thank you! I'm not familiar with the teensy board. Why the SD card?
Now, if you shut the power off and turned it back on later it would remember everything, correct? So no wifi where you could change the message as needed? I'm still a bit of a novice.
Thank you! Teensy is great. It has a powerful processor and lots of memory. The sd card can store large complex code, audrio/video files, or webfiles (html, javascript...etc). To use it you need to use the SD library that comes with the Teensyduino software. I'm not using it in this video but that's the dedicated card for my 4.1 board. It will remember and begin to run the same code if you shut it of and turn it back on. It doesn't come with wifi capability, but you can add a wifi module to it (ESP32). There are some other modules and shield as well.
It's worth it just to buy one and play around. 👍