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you could try using the ESP8266 without calling the reset function
that's in the example code?under the hood, the ESP8266 module uses reset a lot
and haven't been able to connect to anything by trying to talk to it
directly with AT commandsthat might be a problem with the pins (CH_PD needs 3.3v too) or not enough power, i had some strange behaviour while using the esp8266 directly with an espruino pico, powered by laptop usb, with one of those breadboard power supply thingies and 100uF it works reliable
MichaelPralow
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:( Sorry @Ollie, you're not having much luck with this stuff at all!
Since
reset()doesn't reportready, you could try using the ESP8266 without calling theresetfunction that's in the example code? It's not actually required, it's just there to make things more repeatable.