The ESP32 costs about the price of a cup of a fancy coffee. It has a fast processor and built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on a board smaller than a stick of gum. In this talk we’ll show how useful an ESP32 is, how it compares to other hobbyist microprocessors, and look at some sample projects.
Kevin LaFata (KØKEV) has been an amateur radio operator since 2014, and is mostly active on the HF bands operating portable, usually participating in POTA or state QSO parties.
Beyond that he might be tinkering with projects at home based around 3D printing, ESP32s, or Raspberry PIs. In his non-free time, Kevin is a Software Engineer at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
This month, we will again be meeting at St. Lukes https://slsrc.org/general-meeting-info/ As usual we will have a short business meeting starting at 7 PM, then a presentation. It is easy to get to from either the North Medical Building handicap lot or the North / South Medical Building garage.
Garage
Park and proceed to the elevator. You will take this elevator to the “Lobby Level”. Follow Glass Breezeway to the lobby where you can either take stairs down on your right or continue to elevators on the left at the main entrance.
Main Entrance
Take elevator down to meeting rooms continue to meeting rooms 1&2
The meeting is on October 23rd @ 7PM. General meeting info and location can be found at the following link: https://slsrc.org/general-meeting-info/
St. Luke’s North Medical Office Building
Lower level Rooms 1&2
222 S Woods Mill Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63017