Which Arduino do you Own ?

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There're now many different Arduinos on the market and soon there will be more!

So which one do you currently have?

Or more importantly, which one do you mainly use ? I kinda have more than one Arduino...

I'm going to suspect that a lot of people have an Uno...

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arturcieslak1 over 8 years ago +6

Well…
mcb1 over 12 years ago +3

I have a wider variety than you are showing, and a couple of those I didn't bother with. I can't vote for a single Arduino board. It depends on the final use, as to which board is used, and whether I need…
matfur92 over 12 years ago +3

I have mega 2560, its beautiful, compatible with lots of shield and you can always have space to insert another group of components. I/O are never enough!!

mcb1 over 8 years ago in reply to neilk

There is also the bigger version.
ESP32 and Mongoose OS - Intro
ESP32 and Mongoose OS - First Application
ESP32 and Mongoose OS - Issues
ESP32 and Mongoose OS - Discoveries

Sadly it's sitting here cast aside while other things happen.

Mark
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neilk over 8 years ago in reply to ntewinkel

Lots of recent posts using ESP8266 are encouraging me to invest and have a play.

Any suggestions for the first one to experiment with?

Neil
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ntewinkel over 8 years ago

I'm kind of on an ESP8266 kick these days - mostly because the WiFi adds easy IoT opportunities.
I'm leaning towards the WiFi Witty right now, as it's a really nice design to simplify programming and power, and opens up more than enough GPIO.
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mcb1 over 8 years ago in reply to arturcieslak1

That's starting to look look my collection
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arturcieslak1 over 8 years ago

Well…
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malakai over 8 years ago

Needs to be multiple choices. I have too many to count.
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dixonselvan over 8 years ago
My electronics shelf has (Only Arduino boards mentioned here)
- Arduino Uno - x2
- Arudino Mega 2560 - x1
- Arduino Nano - x1
The one which I use most is the Arduino Uno and the one which I like most is the Arduino Mega 2560 because of the so many pins it has which equals more connections can be made.

Hence I dropped a vote for the Mega
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dougw over 8 years ago

I have an Uno and a Mega, but I use Pro Micro the most because of its small form factor, built-in USB and low cost. Unfortunately this variant is not made by Arduino. (not listed above)
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rsc over 9 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

TK Boyd wrote:

Choose one??? That's like asking a food-a-holic to say "what is the best food?"!!

Bacon
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e14 Contributor over 9 years ago

My Uno has just recently been relegated to the drawer since I got a CodeBug (E.g. CodeBug – Acapulco Gold ). It's a sewable SoC like the LilyPad. Code in Blockly, Python, or Javascript.
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