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      <title>Going wireless on my temp controller.</title>
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      <description>On my last post I was describing how I used an Arduino to control the temperature of water in my homebrewing klarstein boiler tank. It is working fine as the temperature control is way better than the stock boiler one&amp;hellip; but I needed another project. I wanted to learn how to use an ESP32 chip instead of an Arduino. Upgrading my controller was the perfect fit for that: the ESP32 is a microcontroller that has the specificity of supporting Wifi and Bluetooth!</description>
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