useful to burn esp32 chip .... bought two pieces

useful to burn esp32 chip .... bought two pieces

useful to burn esp32 chip .... bought two pieces

Windows 7, worked for a few minutes then no longer recognized

Windows 7, worked for a few minutes then no longer recognized

Windows 7, worked for a few minutes then no longer recognized

Very good converter! If you need both voltage level, there the open hole can be used - better to solder some pins for such usage.

Very good converter! If you need both voltage level, there the open hole can be used - better to solder some pins for such usage.

Very good converter! If you need both voltage level, there the open hole can be used - better to solder some pins for such usage.

It's very usefull. with it we can program our arduino minis but other RC components too, like OSD, u-blox GPS... Great for the price

It's very usefull. with it we can program our arduino minis but other RC components too, like OSD, u-blox GPS... Great for the price

It's very usefull. with it we can program our arduino minis but other RC components too, like OSD, u-blox GPS... Great for the price

I used it to load the nodeMcu firmware onto an esp8266 ESP-01. Linux picked it up straight away, and worked perfectly. A word of caution though: it has a 5.0v - 3.3v switch. Make sure you select the correct voltage for the hardware. Also note that though the converter can power the ESP during flashing, it's not really powerful enough to pull it during operation with the WiFi turned on, so it would be a good idea to invest in a secondary power source like this: http://www.banggood.com/LM2596-DC-DC-Verstellbar-Step-Down-Schaltregler-Power-Supply-Module-p-88252.html

I used it to load the nodeMcu firmware onto an esp8266 ESP-01. Linux picked it up straight away, and worked perfectly. A word of caution though: it has a 5.0v - 3.3v switch. Make sure you select the correct voltage for the hardware. Also note that though the converter can power the ESP during flashing, it's not really powerful enough to pull it during operation with the WiFi turned on, so it would be a good idea to invest in a secondary power source like this: http://www.banggood.com/LM2596-DC-DC-Verstellbar-Step-Down-Schaltregler-Power-Supply-Module-p-88252.html

I used it to load the nodeMcu firmware onto an esp8266 ESP-01. Linux picked it up straight away, and worked perfectly. A word of caution though: it has a 5.0v - 3.3v switch. Make sure you select the correct voltage for the hardware. Also note that though the converter can power the ESP during flashing, it's not really powerful enough to pull it during operation with the WiFi turned on, so it would be a good idea to invest in a secondary power source like this: http://www.banggood.com/LM2596-DC-DC-Verstellbar-Step-Down-Schaltregler-Power-Supply-Module-p-88252.html

Good product at a great price

Good product at a great price

Good product at a great price

Arrived very quickly - look well made - haven't had chance to test yet

Arrived very quickly - look well made - haven't had chance to test yet

Arrived very quickly - look well made - haven't had chance to test yet

Received quickly. looks good quality. not tried yet

Received quickly. looks good quality. not tried yet

Received quickly. looks good quality. not tried yet

Only 1 out of 2 works.

Only 1 out of 2 works.

Only 1 out of 2 works.

looks ok did no try it yet

looks ok did no try it yet

looks ok did no try it yet