Hi, in terms of I2C pullups, 10k or 4.7k will probably work - the board seems to have them on both sides, so you won't need to add any yourself. I2C isn't that sensitive to exactly what value you use anyway.
The 5v/3.3v isn't really an issue... Espruino can be powered off anything from 3.5-16v because it's got a voltage regulator, and most IO is 5v tolerant. To make sure, just look at http://www.espruino.com/ReferenceESPRUINOBOARD and check that the pins you're using don't have 3.3v written by them - none of the I2C pins do, so you shouldn't have to worry very much.
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Hi, in terms of I2C pullups, 10k or 4.7k will probably work - the board seems to have them on both sides, so you won't need to add any yourself. I2C isn't that sensitive to exactly what value you use anyway.
The 5v/3.3v isn't really an issue... Espruino can be powered off anything from 3.5-16v because it's got a voltage regulator, and most IO is 5v tolerant. To make sure, just look at http://www.espruino.com/ReferenceESPRUINOBOARD and check that the pins you're using don't have
3.3v
written by them - none of the I2C pins do, so you shouldn't have to worry very much.