Tech Articles - R3actor and Arduino

3D Printed RC Transmitter	This project will take you through a detailed description of how you can 3D print, build, and program your own radio controller to interface with many types of hobbyist electronics projects.
Arduino LED Blink tutorial	Quick introduction to R3aktor and the Arduino IDE by blinking the onboard LED
AS3935 Lightning Sensor Quick Start Guide	Test the response of the AS3935 digital lightning sensor with the digital lightning sensor tester.
Battery Charging and Status with R3aktor	Charge a LiPo battery using R3aktor's integrated charger. Create a battery voltage monitor using four external LEDs
Controller/Target I2C Communication with R3aktor	Communicate between two R3aktor devices using I2C. This article demonstrates use of the Arduino Wire library where one R3aktor is configured as the controller and the other as the target.
Measuring internal temperature of a battery box	A R3aktor temperature data logger is used to record the internal temperature of a battery enclosure using multiple thermocouples
Morse Code Example	Read text from the micro-SD card and display it on an LED in morse code
PWF Library Installation	How to install Playing With Fusion Libraries for use in the Arduino and Particle IDEs
R3aktor Support Package Installation	Before using the R3aktor, the Arduino IDE must be configured to recognize the board. Follow these instructions to install these support packages.
SD Card with R3aktor	Use the built in R3aktor SD card socket to write a text file to a micro SD card
Servo Control with R3aktor	This tutorial explores how to control a common hobby servo using a R3aktor M0 Core
Temperature Logging with R3aktor M0 Core	Combine a R3aktor M0 Logger with an I2C thermocouple shield to create a simple battery powered temperature data logger.