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XTVTX D1 ESP8266 Mini Board 5 Pieces Wemos D-1 Mini Node-MCU WiFi ESP8266-12F CH340G WLAN USB Module Wireless Development Board Mimi D1 Based on ESP8266
Details
- BrandXTVTX
- Connectivity technologyWi-Fi USB I2C
- Included components(function(f) {
- Wireless communication standard802.11bgn
Description
🚀 Elevate Your Projects with the Power of Wi-Fi!
- COMPACT DESIGN - Miniature size for easy integration into any project.
- ARDUINO COMPATIBLE - Easily integrates with your favorite development environment.
- SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY - Built-in ESP8266 chip for reliable Wi-Fi communication.
- UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY - Perfect for IoT projects and prototyping.
- VERSATILE PIN CONFIGURATION - 11 digital I/O pins for endless possibilities.
The XTVTX D1 ESP8266 Mini Board is a compact and powerful development board designed for Wi-Fi applications. Featuring a built-in ESP8266 chip, 11 digital I/O pins, and a USB Type-C connection, this board is perfect for hobbyists and professionals alike. With its Arduino compatibility and robust power supply, it’s the ideal choice for innovative IoT projects.
Reviews
M**L
Works Well
I am using two D1 Mini's within Home Assistant to show water usage in my home. One is connected to a water flow sensor to get the data and the other is used to drive a Hailege 0.91" SSD1306 IIC I2C OLED LCD Display 128x32 3.3V/5V for AVR PIC STM32 Arduino display.
D**N
Great little boards
Great little boards for diy projects
M**S
Why so many fails with these boards
The 3 that worked out of the 5 I bought work well but always failures when buying these boards.I bought 5 of the d1 mini, 5 light sensors and 5 mmwave detectors, I got 2 fully working boards the rest were fails. 40% success rate is not good
M**E
Work, but….
The ones I have used so far function ok but they don’t appear to wake from deep sleep.
J**N
Not working
I tried all 5 of these devices and it appears that they are not getting any power from the USB-C cable, then I spotted Edd's comment about these boards not having the correct resistors to sense how much power to deliver. Does anyone know how to add these resistors to get the damn things to work? I have bought so many electronic devices from Amazon that just didn't work, it's so frustrating. It's about time Amazon tested these devices prior to making them available for sale.
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