LInk to Kev's tutorial

Author: dannystaple

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+## Getting a single sensor working
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+If you are yet to get one of these working, I suggest taking a look at [Raspberry Pi Pico & VL53L0X for MicroPython](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBu6GKnN4lk) where Kevin McAleer explains how to get one of these working with a Raspberry Pi Pico.
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 ## Simple solution - 2 I2C buses
 
 Some microcontrollers, like the Raspberry Pi Pico have multiple I2C buses. If you need only 2 sensors, or less than the number of I2C buses you can connect a device to each bus.