2019-10-25, 11:13 PM
(2019-10-25, 05:57 AM)PaddyB Wrote:So compared to Jim's suggestion. The advantage of using an esp 32 is the wireless connectivity, whereas the advantage of the Arduino is that I already have 12V in place on different connection points. I was planning to rebuild my boat circuitry - looks like I need to factor in not only 220V AC and 12 DC but also 5 V DC... Any hocus pocus to get the data from the esp32? Be gentle and explain it to me like I am dense ok..(2019-10-23, 09:00 PM)Ranur Wrote: Snip...I use an esp32 and send the data as signalk over wifi, works really well and means you font have to go near the fragile Pi gpio pins.
I plan to buy the HAT as soon as it is available, but I also would like to use the GPIO's for sensors and switches. Is there a common breakout board or how do you guys solve this?