I came up from the direction of the Umbrail Pass. When you go there in June make sure that the Stelvio pass is open. Right now the pass is closed. Easiest way to check is to look at Google Maps and tell it that you want to go from Umbrail Pass to Stelvio Pass. Also, I want to recommend to you going over the Gavia Pass, which is near the Stelvio Pass. The Gavia Pass is more exciting. I have two videos on the Gavia Pass, you can look them up in my channel.

Thank you! 😃

Glad you enjoyed it

Hi, thanks for your kind words. I would gladly send you the code, but there are reasons why I prefer not to do so: 1. The code will run *only* on a Teensy 4.0 and requires some of the Teensy-specific libraries. 2. My code is complex and spread out over six files (which, in the Arduino IDE, are six tabs). These files include many fragments that are carry-overs from previous projects that I thought might be useful in this one. In the end, some fragments were useful while others were not. In yet other words: My code would need a lot of "cleanup" before it would be useful to anybody else. 3. Because of my Point (2) above, anybody who wanted to try my code would necessarily come back at me with questions, many questions. However, I don't want to spend my time on answering those questions. So, in the interest of my sanity and yours, I *prefer* not to make my code available. 4. If, in light of the above, if you still want my code, let me know and I will send it to your email address, as long as you agree to refrain from asking me any follow-up questions.

@@johannborenstein7757 Please send me the Teensy code + libraries that you have utilized for this project. I would try my level best to understand the code even though it is complex as you've mentioned. And, YES, I do agree that I wouldn't bother you further with my questions anymore. Thanks in advance!

@@ramv3580 I saw your comment only just now. Can you send me your email address so I can send you the Teensy code? My email address is [email protected].