BTRemote 4/5 Axis, One handed Remote Control Joystick with Gyroscope, Bluetooth, display

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Thinking about printing it with fuzzing Surface setting. Cura 4.5 should have added something useful. Update 2020-March-3: Uploaded initial working code at github.com. Not using yet - gyroscope: Intend to use for head (left right), and bodylift (forward backwards) - Joystick click: use for HandWave (later) As my Spider Robot will not stay the only Bluetooth controlled gadget, and also wanting my 7 year old son to play with it without smartphone, I wanted a small remote control build out of standard components. After completing I realised that it's close to the Wii-Nunchuck, but mine has on top: - Display to e.g. select the Bluetooth drone / controlling options without connecting a PC, - its free programmable using commonly used arduino IDE, - having single cell AA Battery to power everything (no burning LIPOs) So it's worth to continue this and work on the software steps next. It can be also used to explore new ways to control your existing robots. # Bill of material: Please pay me through PayPal to support these cool designs :) (Affiliate programs currently don't work) AA Battery holder from AliExpress, OLED Display from AliExpress, Joystick Arduino from AliExpress, LowPower 0.9V StepUp Converter from AliExpress, Arduino Nano from AliExpress (order without pins, otherwise you need to remove), Bluetooth HC-05 (or other) from AliExpress. There is also some that combine Nano and Bluetooth BLE-NANO and RF-NANO, I ordered them, but they didn't yet arrive. Switch from AliExpress, Multi-Axis-Sensor MMA8452, I used, More Axis. # SourceCode and Wiki Will be provided as soon as ready on Github. When soldering, use thinner cables than the normal patch cables, space is limited. Recommend to print somehow transparent or semi-transparent material. That allows nice Arduino-light effects.