Mata Hari
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Quoted from grvo935:Also, MataHari2020 has been flashed to the arduino. Big thanks to all of the geniuses who have written and given the code freely. Adapter from RoyGBev came in the mail today, and I'll be working on getting it running with the new code this week as time allows! Kinda pumped.
I'm interested in your feedback about this code (and install). May I suggest a new thread...
Quoted from grvo935:Yeah, I can do that. There are some resources out there, but as a total noob to arduino stuff and coding, I felt pretty lost Friday evening when I was trying to get the code flashed. I made some very stupid mistakes, ha. I'll wait to celebrate, but if I can get this to work I'll document my steps for anyone else who isn't already familiar with arduino/C+, etc.
Lol, I'm horrible at programming, but love Arduinos. Mainly because there is so much support on forums and other communities. I would like to see how difficult it is for you. By no means am I tech support, but may be able to help here or there. Electronics is my background; not code. I hated it in school and luckily don't have to deal with it for work.
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