Clear Case for Fishino UNO
€4.02excl. VAT€4.90incl. VATClear protective case made of 2 mm thick plexiglass, sized to house the Fishino Uno (the version shown in the photo)
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FishinoClear protective case made of 2 mm thick plexiglass, sized to house the Fishino Uno (the version shown in the photo)
FishinoClear protective case made of plexiglass (2 mm thick), designed to house the Fishino32
FishinoClear protective enclosure made of plexiglass (2 mm thick), sized to house the Fishino Mega
ESP8266 / ESP32Built around the ESP8266 Wi-Fi module and with an Arduino Uno compatible form factor, this board lets you build applications that need Wi-Fi connectivity together with the ease of use of Arduino
ESP8266 / ESP32Adds 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity to Arduino Uno and Mega through the ESP-12F module, with on-board TCP/IP stack and AT commands.
ESP8266 / ESP32Built around the ESP03 Wi-Fi module, this small, compact board (assembled and tested) measures the environmental parameters of a room, of a spot in your own home or of any other kind of building, and publishes the readings to the Cloud
ESP8266 / ESP32Fingerprint recognition module based on the FPC1020 capacitive sensor
FishinoFishino UNO Rev.2 is a board based on the ATmega328pb with WiFi connectivity, a real time clock and a microSD card reader
FishinoFishino GUPPY is a board 100% compatible with the well-known Arduino NANO
ESP8266 / ESP32Based on the ATmega328 microcontroller, this module features a mini joystick with knob, 12 RGB LEDs and I²C communication (address: 0x5E)
ESP8266 / ESP32Prototyping module complete with frame, 250 pads on a 2.54 mm pitch, 2×15 pin male connector (M-BUS), 2×15 pin female connector (M-BUS) and magnets, for use with the M5STACK
Wi-Fi modulesIt brings the ESP8266 into the form factor of the Xbee modules, so it fits sockets you already have; it is driven with AT commands and runs on 3.3 Vdc.
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