Ok. I'll get an actual photoDougieLawson wrote:I think Joan wants a real-world photo of your physical wiring, not a picture of your theoretical wiring done with Fritzing.
Most of us know the theory of how these things need to be wired, if we're going to help we need to know whether theory matches reality.
Did the link not work?joan wrote:If you want help you need to provide a photo.
Breadboard. Photo: http://imgur.com/6RP7311. But on a pi 3joan wrote:How have you connected the DHT22 to the Pi?
http://abyz.co.uk/rpi/pigpio/examples.html#pdif2_DHTXXD will work if the DHT22 isn't bust and if it's connected properly.
I do have both of thosescruss wrote:You can install the Arduino IDE on a Raspberry Pi, but it's not very fast and needs a keyboard and display
Oh it seemed like they were connected to a different computer.scruss wrote:Yes, that's what the links you were given do.
Probably, it is CanaKit if you know anything about that. I'll try another power supply i have.DougieLawson wrote:Or it claims to be 2.5A. The claim and reality may not match under load.The Monkey wrote:I checked my power and it is 2.5A