Every microbit has a 2.4 GHZ radio module bulit into the CPU.

Below is demo of what we are going to do in this short tutorial–send a number of radio waves from one microbit to the other:

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Microbit 1: The Sender

Radio Group. Both microbits must be set to the same group number. I chose the number 5. Just make sure you set that first (on start).

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Microbit 2: The Receiver

Most common error is not setting the same radio group on both microbits.

If/else if / else with a variable

Create a variable and set it to a random number:

Plot Bar Graph

Radio Communication . Read the Tutorial Here

Coming soon…Next how to

Start Coding here : https://makecode.microbit.org/

How to do common stuff with MakeCode

The Missions  

Topics/Links : On Start Show String

Stuck? Check out this code

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Topics/links : Button A

Stuck? Check out this code

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Topics/links : Button A , if / else , set variable

Stuck? Some of the code

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Topics/links : Shake Event, if else , set variable to random ,

NOTE: Please make sure you save a copy of Mission 4. Don’t lose it! (We might use it later)

Result :

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Code for Forever loop/ plot bar graph/acceleration

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This is a 2-parter. Part I involves upgrading the Mission 4 scout

Topics/links for Part I : Shake Event , Radio Communication Full Example

Topics/links : Shake Event , set radio group, on radio receive , on radio receive number if/else Radio Communication Full example