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Phil23
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Posted: 12:11pm 04 Jun 2016
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Not suggesting a change, but just curious as to the choice of 38400.

Also is 115200 likely to reduce reliability with ESP8266's?

And for Jim, is MMchat happier with 38 or doesn't really care.

Thanks

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Geoffg

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Posted: 12:55am 05 Jun 2016
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  Phil23 said  just curious as to the choice of 38400.

A bit like Goldilock's porridge... not too fast and not too slow but just right.

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paceman
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Errr - that'd be 'not too hot and not too cold' Geoff. I know this because I've been recently boning up on Goldilocks with the grandchildren. Still, I'm sure we get your drift

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  Phil23 said  
And for Jim, is MMchat happier with 38 or doesn't really care.
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MMChat doesn't care much.
If you have a rats-nest of wiring between the USB-TTL converter and the 'mite, you might have big problems with the faster rates.

If you go with the high rates, you might need to have bigger delays between lines so no real gain.

Jim
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Grogster

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Posted: 03:11am 06 Jun 2016
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You've been boning up on Goldilocks paceman?
Smoke makes things work. When the smoke gets out, it stops!
 
Geoffg

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  paceman said   Errr - that'd be 'not too hot and not too cold' Geoff.

Yes, but I was trying for a humorous analogy.

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  Grogster said   You've been boning up on Goldilocks paceman?

Ummm, yes and no Grogs. Thought I might edit that word but that would have called attention to it.
 
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