The Raspberry Pi Thread [6]

go this on last order ,lol ,A bit of a novelty board ,but it worked . Fermion: DFPlayer Pro (Mini MP3 Player / 128MB Storage) – Pimoroni

That DFRobot stuff is pretty good stuff. High quality from what I've seen.

yeah, it does look good ,I just bought it to try something different .
like this board, they made the little lipo shim a big brother

https://twitter.com/biglesp/status/1...462147/photo/1

alphanumeric said:

That DFRobot stuff is pretty good stuff. High quality from what I've seen.

What do I owe you for those?

wish I had a bit of this guys knowledge ,just a bit ,I could see you liking to make something like this
Adding Cellular to the Raspberry Pi Pico - Hackster.io


Raspberry Pi Pico VGA video output using only resistors - YouTube

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Raspberry Pi Pico & LCD1602 interface on free Pico Simulator - Hackster.io

The following devices are now supported in Pimoroni's uf2 file.
1.3" SPI Color Round LCD (240x240) Breakout
1.3" SPI Color Square LCD (240x240) Breakout
0.96" SPI Color LCD (160x80) Breakout
LED Dot Matrix Breakout
LTR-559 Light & Proximity Sensor Breakout
11x7 LED Matrix Breakout
5x5 RGB Matrix Breakout
SGP30 Air Quality Sensor Breakout
Trackball Breakout
AS7262 6-channel Spectral Sensor (Spectrometer) Breakout
RGB Encoder Breakout
RGB Potentiometer Breakout
IO Expander Breakout
MICS6814 3-in-1 Gas Sensor Breakout (CO, NO2, NH3)
MSA301 3DoF Motion Sensor Breakout
RV3028 Real-Time Clock (RTC) Breakout

It was listed on the Pico Breakout Garden Pack shop page, but also applies to the Pico Explorer. You just have to get creative with the SPI breakouts as it doesn't have an SPI socket. No BME280 or BME680 listed though?

EDIT: Its also listed on the Pico Explorer page, I just didn't scroll down far enough to see it.

EDIT 2: The micro python examples are here, pimoroni-pico/micropython/examples at main . pimoroni/pimoroni-pico . GitHub

Going to have to have a look at my indoor weather clock. It glitched again. This one may be from power cycling it instead of a proper shutdown, to get it running again. I'll do a complete reinstall from scratch, and double check my python code for errors. I'll also have a good look see at all my wiring and soldering. It runs for weeks some times with no issues? And sometimes I'm lucky to get it to run for more than a day? It runs headless so no monitor, and no indication of what went wrong. It just freezes what's being displayed. Raspbian is as far as I know still running, its just my python file that errors out. I've been suspecting an IO error on i2c. I'd have to have a monitor hooked up and my file running from Thonny to see it though.