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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
where do you all buy ESP32s and electronics and that stuff in Europe?
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Fiona @airtower@woem.men
1y
@kitten I've mostly used Reichelt (not specifically for ESP32, but they have those, too). www.reichelt.de
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Alba 🌸 v_pat @mildsunrise@tech.lgbt
1y
@kitten mouser
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anne_triangle αἰμ0, pet witch @eudaimonia@mastodon.vierkantor.com
1y
@kitten For ESP32 and LEDs and cables and connectors and things like that, AliExpress is good! And for more specialized parts we've had success with DigiKey. Because searching for specific items is very hard with AliExpress neofox_scream
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
@eudaimonia ​:neocat_scream:​
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@eudaimonia (​:neocat_sign_thx:​)
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Laura ✨💜 @laura_fae@chaosfem.tw
1y
@kitten aliexpress, az-delivery, berrybase
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theking killed the radio star @theking@mskey.nekomimi.party
1y
@kitten
Some cheap generic stuff like esp32s are cheap from AliExpress :p
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Mayze_Miasma @mayze_miasma@horny.jetzt
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@kitten I was happy with az-delivery.de before :)
They provide decent data sheets and instructions too, but I think most of it might be in German.
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zoe blahaj @commanderred@chaos.social
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@kitten amazon tends to be way more expensive than AliExpress. Problem is that most boards have the lowest flash configuration, so if you need for example 8MB or 16MB you would probably need to buy the modules themselves. Also none of the Ethernet dev boards have USB (but I'm planning on fixing that soonâ„¢)
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Z̈oé @uint8_t@chaos.social
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@kitten lectronz.eu is the EU tindie alternative
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