james Ihave used them with ESP32 and had no problems!

JoGeo It has built-in battery, so theres no need to worry.

mastromarco74 Yes, you have to use the 5V tolerant pins on ESP32 or just provide a simple voltage divider with 2 resistors to connect sensor output to ESP32 inputs. Nothing that cannot be done in few minutes. Most ... Yes, you have to use the 5V tolerant pins on ESP32 or just provide a simple voltage divider with 2 resistors to connect sensor output to ESP32 inputs. Nothing that cannot be done in few minutes. Most of the sensors also work on 3.3V (I have not tested them all) for the other you have to provide proper voltage input. These are great for experiments and learnings! Ver mais

niklasr I bought a 1pc. It has Holtite, Mill-max kind of pipe sockets for hotswap so switch removing is very tight and need force. Bottom part is made of very thin cheap hollow plastic. Plate is 1.5mm alumini... I bought a 1pc. It has Holtite, Mill-max kind of pipe sockets for hotswap so switch removing is very tight and need force. Bottom part is made of very thin cheap hollow plastic. Plate is 1.5mm aluminium. Ver mais

iancesar as of Feb 9, 2021, yes there is.

Galvez no.

Lord_jen yeah