WIRELESS LAMP with the ARDUINO
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Thank yo uso much!
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Hey, do you know if this is possible to do this with LDR's? I don't know much about electronics, but I am working with Arduino's and music at the moment!
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@kdarrah1234 thank you!
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AWESOME VIDEO!!! Loved it.
redepoch76 8 months ago
@redepoch76 thanks dude!!
kdarrah1234 6 months ago
where did you buy the RF LINKS because the link is down...
musicXisXlife85 1 year ago
@musicXisXlife85 oops, I actually bought them from sparkfun, link should be good now. I used the 4800bps set
kdarrah1234 1 year ago
Is it ok to wire 120VAC through a breadboard for a temporary circuit? Was looking to start with relays and have a 10W CCFL lamp that I was looking to test.
oomwrtu 1 year ago
@oomwrtu
yes, but only for temporary use!! and be careful!! It's really the amperage that you want to watch out for, try to keep it under an amp or so. You should be ok with that 10W light. good luck, and check out my video on relays for some more information.
kdarrah1234 1 year ago