![]() Well stick to one brand/model/size then !!! At this moment there are several versions of the ESP32 devellop boards around. The problem can be solved by building a similar aid as I did for the NodeMCU. ![]() ![]() Then the ESP32 came along and the problem started all over.Īs you can see the module itself fits on a breadboard but there is no space for attaching leads. However time passes and the Wemos D1 came out which solved the problem cause it had the same functionality as the NodeMCU but fitted nicely on a breadboard. So I devellopped an aid which you can see in the picture above and which was described in the story you can read here: When the NodeMCU came out some years ago there was a problem fitting it on a breadboard. ![]() For an index to all my stories click this text
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