You better just play it safe and get a wall wart that is 5v 1A. They can be had all over the place for a few dollars. While your at it you might want to get something like this to know what your actually using and the peaks. (NOTE: not saying to get this one, so do some homework on whats best for yo...

For myself, i can't help too much because its Arduino. But you should post your complete code for others to have a lookse

Also I see in your code you have: #include "freertos/FreeRTOS.h" #include "freertos/task.h" Yes, this is not Arduino code. There are 2 primary ways to code for the ESP32. ESP-ADF and ESP-IDF. ADF is the Arduino side of things. Being Arduino, there is allot more things hidden from the user that is g...

I appreciate your input. I thought since I had nothing in the loop that it took no resources. What should be put in Loop so that it doesn't bog the two tasks down? Will a delay command be all that is necessary? Loop is constantly running, granted there is nothing for it to do when its empty. But in...

Why? Each task is assigned a different core. Both tasks should be running independently shouldn't they? Since they are on seperate cores I don't actually need anything in the loop correct? That would be true if you had 2 clock sources with one for each core. Think of it like you PC. you have multip...

I've collected so far I've written this code. Am I on the right track?

Well, does it work, if so then your on the right track.

Something is funky. Why would it not adjust the variable1 in task1code unless a delay or some other commands are added after it? You need to read more on how a RTOS operates. You have both tasks assigned the same priority, which is not a bad thing, you just need to understand more about it is all. ...

There industrial controllers designed with ESP32 as the processor and making its GPIO and functions ready for industrial conditions. It is programmable with arduino IDE and has mini usb connectivity. You can check details at www.norvi.lk I have used NORVI IIOT ESP32 for many industrial applications...

You can start with the schematic for just about any ESP32 kit. Look at the power supply they use and start there.

is there a version in English ?