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Vincent Willcox<\/a> has taken one of Percheron Electronics’ e-paper HATs<\/a>\u00a0and created an internet\u00a0speed analyser. He has released all the code onto GitHub<\/a> so that you can re-produce his work. Take a look here<\/a>. The speed scan is triggered either by scheduled task (cron) or by pressing a button on the HAT.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Vincent Willcox has taken one of Percheron Electronics’ e-paper HATs\u00a0and created an internet\u00a0speed analyser. He has released all the code onto GitHub so that you can re-produce his work. Take a look here. The speed scan is triggered either by…<\/p>\n

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