Raspberry Pi Pico W LESSON 109: Sending Data Between the Pi Pico and Your PC Over WiFi

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I don’t understand episode 2 in the arduino series new one

Really excited for this one!

Love your lessons. Thanks

Thank you very much for all your content

I appreciate in depth instructions. Length does not mater, content does. I only have one question. As with age old question of why do I need to learn calculus? Could you offer a 1 minute snippet how what you are teaching in the video how it may apply to the real world. Some broadly like to days could be used in telemetry system for alarm system, rockets, or one I built is a flashing light in the kitchen cause garage door is open on an unattached garage. Saved me going to bed and leaving stuff available to whoever wanted it several times.

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Paul, this homework is too easy 🙂 After all the PIO challenges it feels wrong to be done with it in a few minutes 😊

fantastic! wish all teachers had your excitement and knowledge of subject. Just ordered the power bank, great item, thanks for the heads up.

Very nice video mr. Paul❤❤

Thanks Paul! Just one question, can you tell me why IP addresses are assigned a time use limitations? As I was working on my HW I used my spare Pico W's and all of the sudden IP address sent to 0,0,0...

Homework video on my channel. Thanks Paul for all you do.

Hello Paul. Another great training. How though did you power the Pico independently using the 3v3(out) pin rather than vsys with the Sunfounder batter power Breadboard supply?

Hi Paul! I found my problem. I moved my setup to another place and it worked😊

Excellent as always, Paul - thank you. Any reason why we shouldn't use the 3-pin LiPo battery/charger that came in the Kepler kit? Can definitely see the advantages of the Breadboard power bank, but was wondering if there was a reason that the 3-pin device in the kit was not mentioned for this project. Thanks!

I'm a week behind due to a Vacation but Oh so Cool Paul....... Just for a Laugh, I entered under "Data" the Blake Shelton song that was on the Radio.... the Client received the message:
"She's Probably in Texas" LOL.... this Stuff is so Fascinating!!

Great lesson!