AceBott

ESP32 Shield Board V1.0 for QA008 ESP32 Max V1.0 Easy-Plug

Regular price R 175.00
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SKU: QA017
Expand your ESP32 Max capabilities with this versatile shield board. Designed for seamless integration with the QA008 ESP32 Max V1.0, this easy-plug accessory unlocks advanced functionality without complicated setup. Perfect...
Electronic component board with white connectors on a white background, branded 'ACEBOTT'.
R 175.00
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Expand your ESP32 Max capabilities with this versatile shield board. Designed for seamless integration with the QA008 ESP32 Max V1.0, this easy-plug accessory unlocks advanced functionality without complicated setup. Perfect for developers and makers looking to enhance their projects with minimal effort. Add powerful expansion to your toolkit today.


Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Circuit board features Advanced configuration
Color pattern Black
Component package type SMD
Memory technology Flash
PCB type Rigid

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