March 9, 2019 – Nzola Part 2 and Oled Display

VicPiMakers will be supporting Projects in 2019. Nzola will present part 2 of his Email Project, and Deid will be showing off his cute little OLED display.
See Nzola’s presentation slides here.

See Nzola’s Part 1 here.

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Deid, will you post your OLED project details here at some time?

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