I see, thanks for the info! It sounds like (to me, someone just starting down the microcontroller rabbit hole) like the 8266 might be something to aspire to use down the road. I&#x27;m not sure if the ESP8266 is as easy to use? The big advantage to the Arudino boards seems to be ease of use, ie; there are so many pre-built libraries to use for components, and &quot;programming&quot; them after that involves issuing it basic commands, not a whole lot of deep code (the way I understand it so far, that is).
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