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Frogger Ep1 : Supporting Video

November 16, 2017 XTronical Uncategorized 0

A supporting video is available for the Frogger Episode 1 article. Note that the project will now use an ESP32 MCU rather than the ESP8266 one mentioned in the video. See the article for clarification of why it was changed. here’s the video:

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