brewpi esp8266 3d models

DSC-V2 for Dobsonian GSO 10” Telescope with Quadrature Encoder Version Improved Design of DSC V1.2, a Digital Setting Circles / Alt-Az Push-To System for Dobson GSO 10" Telescopes and Others Digital Setting Circles (DSC) Optical Quadrature Encoder...

Parts list: * [Fibonacci128 - 86mm disc with 128 WS2812B RGB LEDs](https://www.tindie.com/products/19486) * 3D printed case * [ESP8266 Level Shifter Shield](https://www.tindie.com/stores/jasoncoon/items) * [ESP8266](https://amzn.to/3aNIZ5Y) *...

Digital Setting Circles (DSC) AS5600 Sensor Based, I2C Protocol, Arduino Environment Recommended Boards: STM32 BluePill, ESP8266, ESP32... ... See DSC-V2 for Quadrature Encoder Version Parts for Altitude: 1x Orion_Alt-140T 1x...

Recommended boards include STM32 BluePill, ESP8266, and ESP32. See DSC-V2 for quadrature encoder version. Parts for Altitude: 1. GSO_Alt-Gear_182T 1. All_AS5600-Encoder_Gear26T Select one option: a) 1x All_AS5600-Encoder_Case, 1x...

Using a 5v 20amp power supply which I created a cover for here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4945757 The code I used was from here: https://github.com/NimmLor/esp8266-nanoleaf-webserver These are very helpful when wiring:...

At just 10.8mm x 7.7mm x 5.6mm in size and weighing less than 1g, this mini module finds applications in various devices including ESP8266 WiFi modules, HC-05/HC-06 Bluetooth modules, CC2500 SI4432 wireless modules, Nrf24l01+ LED lights, and 3.3V...

I'm absolutely fascinated by the ESP8266 Double Wide Marquee Scroller News Weather Clock, but I wanted to put my own unique spin on things. Here's what I had in mind: 1. I envisioned mounting it on an elevated pole mount using OpenBeam parts. 2. I...

I also added an ESP8266 (WiFi) and an additional Bluetooth module to the cube bottom. The top square window has a small switch hidden behind it: Pressing it allows you to cycle through the signature colors the cube can have in the Minecraft game:...

It's based on an ESP8266 microcontroller, the Wemos D1 mini, which reads data from a BME280 sensor and sends it via Wi-Fi to a custom API. To set up the sensor outside, I designed this case. It consists of three parts: a controller housing, rain...

It can have as many sections as you want. In the base there is room for a WeMos D1 mini (ESP8266 MCU) that can drive the LED's. The system is powered via USB (USB hooks directly into the D1 mini).</p> <p>The 2 (or more) parts that hold the LED's...

Other viable options for microcontrollers include the NodeMCU or Arduino Nano paired with an ESP8266 shield. The enclosure's lid features a small hole that facilitates easy installation of a reset button for the microcontroller. I printed this...

As for my other clock: - it is self synchronized via NTP over WiFi using a simple ESP8266 to perform all the job. - there is no dedicated PCB - everything can be bought from ebay for around $20 - an automatic presence detection allows to switch off...

After having built dozens of air quality sensors according to the sensor.community AirRohr design using SDS011, BME280 and an ESP8266 NodeMCU-V2 or V3, I wanted to use the Sensirion SPS30 for a change and and mount it in a smaller Attema AK21-IP65...

... to make wiring easier. Simply cut into strips starting at the top, and zigzag down to the bottom. I have included updated Arduino code to enable this modified design. I use a Wemos D1 Mini, but this should work with any ESP8266 processor. ...

This project is based on the ESP8266. It includes the case for the board along with the support files to build the electronic board. They are included in the zip files. It includes the Fritzing board design, the part lists, the wiring connections...

Luckily cheap IoT devices are built with standard chipset like the ESP8266 and a Firmware (FW) called Tuya. Those devices are easily reprogrammable with Over-the-air (OTA) Tuya-convert or hard wired with esptool. ####Problem#### Since last...

... here afterwards. For the illumination, you will need 1x green LED and 5x blue LEDs. Each LED gets a 1k ohm resistor and everything is controlled via a NodeMCU ESP8266 micro controller. ...Check the video for more info: https://youtu.be/RYRYUR_Ch8o

... 500 mAh. Es necesario cortar las pestañas de ambos lados de los servos. Como microcontrolador, recomiendo usar un Wemos D1 mini con procesador ESP8266, programable en entorno Arduino. ... Se deben pegar entre sí los servos y los chasis laterales.

You need an esp8266, 2 channel relais, ultrasonic sensor (HC-SR04) and 5 times a 6x6x5 push button. The circuit diagram isnt that interesting, if you dont know anything about programming you need to solder these together: - Pin 1 = 13; -...

... its not very great looking but its okay. I suggest go for 0.15 or 0.10. Libs used: https://github.com/blauret/RTIMU https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/tree/master/libraries/ESP8266WiFi Software used: https://github.com/opentrack/opentrack/releases

**tail_tidy+.scad** is mnnthbx like design compatible with rizoma lights (might need smaller nuts or use dremel to make original nuts cutout) **tail_tidy_minimal.scad** is the minimal design used only with flat 3W turn leads glued directly to the...

... Doubler - https://www.adafruit.com/product/2890. I use this board to add and remove Feathers, but you can use any board that fits, including LoRa/packet radio units, ESP8266's, and ESP32's. ...There is additional space for extra boards as needed.

... to make wiring easier. Simply cut into strips starting at the top, and zigzag down to the bottom. I have included updated Arduino code to enable this modified design. I use a Wemos D1 Mini, but this should work with any ESP8266 processor. ...

The heart of the system is an Adafruit HAZZAH ESP8266 breakout board (https://www.adafruit.com/product/2471). This board allows me to control the device using a web browser. The "pusher" is glued securely to the servo horn with 5-minute epoxy. It's...

The other button turns the sign red and says "I'm in a meeting, be quiet." The project uses two Adafruit Huzzah Feathers with ESP8266, the 3D-Printed On-Air sign, a 144 NeoPixel strip, an indicator LED (on the controller), and two inputs...

1 Base 3 Axles 9 Bearing Mounts 9 Pegs 18 Tires 18 Washers Purchased: 3 dc hobby motors as shown 3 16x5x5 bearings Electronics: 1 Wemos D1 ESP8266 wifi breakout board 1 PCB Mount Switch 3 TA7291P H-Bridge motor drivers 1 single sided copper clad...

... This is a controller box that fits a ESP8266 Nodemcu v3 board, to be connected to Akyelle's Light Panels. The box is attached to a panel with one of the printed screws from the original design, just as other panels are connected to each other.

As controller you can use **ESP8266 + NodeMCU V3 modul** (base is designed for it). You can flash it with software like *WLED* (which I recommend): https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/releases Use **Addresable LED RGB strip** (preferable...

If you want to control the model via a phone or the internet, you'll need an ESP8266. Follow the code instructions in the GitHub repository linked below. For FPV, you'll need one additional 2.2g servo and an FPV AIO camera (a detached camera from a...

## Needed Parts - 60 LED Ring (WS2812 / Neopixel) - 24 LED Ring (WS2812 / Neopixel) - ESP8266 (I used a Wemos D1 mini) or ESP32 - some cables to solder the LEDs and the Microcontroller together - a little bit of Hot Glue to hold the LED Rings in...