Lazy much? Blind control to major tom... I can now control the blind/shades on my deck from my phone! With a little bit of hot glue, a couple wood screws and some pieces of 2x4 ends I had lying around.
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I would set it to 5, not 6.
Alan
Ah ok
hi alan
stil have a question.would it be connected like this.see pic.
i would use six body cause it has an on/off swiths
Why are you using the Hexapod Base over the Power shell?
Offiously
one reason could be,the six body has a on/off switsh. and some connections for if you using cube's.
I never saw this one. Cool. Love it!
I just powered my outside blinds last week. Looks like I have the same ones you have DJ. I was thinking of a way to get an EZB to do it but I ended up just attaching a battery powered drill to the crank. My drill has a removable key less chuck that stays on the crank shaft. I just pop the drill into it and pull the trigger. My friends were teasing me and saying I needed to do something like this. Now I'm going to have to do it this way.
How does your setup stand up to rain, snow and humidity?
That version wasn’t good for rain or anything.
I’d use an esp32 instead of an ezb. They’re super cheap. And won’t matter if they get damaged cause they’re like $4 usd
Here’s a link to the esp32 I recommend: https://synthiam.com/GettingStarted/Build-Robots/DOIT-Esp32-DevKit-v1-18272