Like if(choice == 3){ display(icon3); } etc...
Like
if(choice == 3){
display(icon3);
}
etc...
if(choice == 3){
display(icon3);
}
etc...
Tyou could, but wouldn't it be easier just to have a separate smaller sense wire going to the battery?
Tat any rate, you can use anything from from bus bars to screw terminals, WAGO connectors, & even just splice the wires together w/ solder & heatshrink or tape to insulate + protect the joint....
T(whatever you choose, make sure it can work with 12-gauge wire to make sure it'll fit)
Tis it a non-addressable RGB LED strip?
T
@Jack if so, then just look at WLED's documentation for what you'll need:https://kno.wled.ge/basics/compatible-led-strips/#non-addressable-led-strips
TWould I be able to create a motion sensor that activates other devices (such as a light) using a nano and no solder? If so what would I need?
Tyou need so solder header pins or wires to them to allow you to connect it to an Arduino (typically through a breadboard) ... here's a guide to show you how it works & how to use it:
https://lastminuteengineers.com/arduino-1602-character-lcd-tutorial/
https://lastminuteengineers.com/arduino-1602-character-lcd-tutorial/
THow can I remotely control a light using a nano?
Pby buying each component and connecting them?
Pthere's lots like them
PThe Wireless Charging Module can be applied in electronic equipments in common use for close wireless charging or power supply. Consisted of a transmitter and insulation coil, it could serve as a replacement for the Wireless Power Supply with stable 5V output voltage. Its small size and insulation coil are more suitable for using in a wireless p...
MI would use a switch statement there.
Athe black board converts a parallel LCD to an I2C LCD
Taka "lcd display I²C backpack"
T(which makes using those displays a lot easier since you only need 4 wires vs 12 wires to your Arduino without it)
Pyou mean with its one hardware serial and one software serial?
Phardware serial can go up to those speeds, yeah
PPah lol maverick was faster 
PESP32