That will not work on the receiver side. This should be wired like this.
Also that part requires 5V and not 3V. So you need a level shifter on the ESP's output pin.
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I don't have another identical post.
This is the other topic
Thank you. The problem with that thread was the code was utter rubbish. The OP did not understand microseconds. You can see this by the subtraction of 26 to the variable passed into the function. This will have had no effect because the next time that function was called that variable will have been totally overridden by value passed into the function.
There is lots more wrong with the code as well. Sorry no posters picked up on that.
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