esp8266 deauther 3d models

I replaced the Arduino with an ESP8266 12E to make other ideas feasible, like Alexa integration. # BUILD INSTRUCTION Later on, I will post a concise manual on how to build this device. ... # ELECTRIC PARTS * A thirty-centimeter GT20 belt * Two GT20...

The 3D box holds the 0.96" OLED display, the sensor and Arduino Atmega328 Mini or ESP8266 D1 Mini together. USB-A PCB in a rigid mount supplies the power. Arduino program : i2c OLED (address 0x3c or 0x3d) on A4 A5, Trig on 2, Echo on 13 pin. The...

... BOM - n. 1 NodeMCU LUA WiFi Networking Based ESP8266 - n. 1 Temperature and Relative Humidity Sensor DHT11 - n. 1 5V 6A power supply - n. 1 photoresistor - n. 1 resistor 1KOhm 1/4W - n. 1 mt RGB LED strip 60 leds - n. ...14 M3x8mm screws and nuts

Below are some links to help get started with WLED and shows where to find the components: - Installation information https://kno.wled.ge/basics/getting-started/ - Flashingtool https://github.com/esphome/esphome-flasher/releases - WLED bin file...

Parts list: Electronics: - [Fibonacci64](https://shop.cybercitycircuits.com/collections/featured-products/products/fibonacci-64-light-display) - [Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 Level Shifter Mini Shield Kit](https://www.tindie.com/products/9723/) - [Dupont...

FeaturesOptional compartment for a 350mAh LiPoly battery (with a zip-tie strain relief slot)Slot for a rare earth badge magnet (source provided)Support for Adafruit's stackable Feather wingsCable management and routing slotsUpside down board support...

Additionally, I replaced my board with an ESP8266 development board (I used this one: http://a.co/adm7Jz2) and connected it to my phone using the "Blynk" app (https://www.blynk.cc/). I created a base to work with the amazing cellular lamp. I wanted...

For more information see https://blog.prusaprinters.org/watertight-3d-printing-part-2_53638/ pbtec / pb-tec.ch For Projects with ESP32, ESP8266, Arduino, Raspberry, Sonoff, Shelly, IoBroker, IoT. In- and outdoor :-) Let me see your prints, and...

I wanted large digits for my scorekeeping project using Arduino (ESP8266/Wemos D1) and WS2812/NeoPixels. To fit pixel strips easily into the device, I needed to design the case accordingly. This is two 7-segment displays. The backing plate has...

... servo. You can add your voice to this device which will remind you of your things on specific time. You can also add this device with IoT using ESP8266 or any other Wi-Fi module so it can also help you remember something when you are not at home.

To control them, an Arduino board paired with the neopixel library is ideal, although I employed an ESP8266 module coupled with a lipo battery pack in each light. The small bottom hole houses a massive 25000 mAh battery pack that ensures the lights...

---------------------------------------------------------- Here's the list of parts: nodeMCU: an Arduino board with WiFi capabilities ISD1820: a speaker that can record and playback 10-second audio files OLED Display 1.3: a high-resolution display...

These will fit a tea candle led.Dumpster partsFilament - Any, only real requirement is Clear if you want to get the best of the WLED option.Eyes - 5MM (Small) and 8MM (Large) or paint your own...

DSC-V2 for Dobsonian Orion XT8 with Quadrature Encoder References: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4221825 Improved Version of V1.2 DSC - Digital Setting Circles / Alt-Az.Push-To for GSO 10" Telescope and Others Digital Setting Circles (DSC)...

This powerful device is powered by an ESP8266 processor, featuring a built-in DS3231 real-time clock (RTC) with an integrated temperature-compensated crystal oscillator, Matrix LED x4 MAX7912 display, buzzer, and slots for BME280 temperature,...

You'll Need a NODEMCU 1.0 (ESP8266) and Optionally an ISD1820 Module and Two Leds. All Is Mounted in a Protoboard. Power Can Be Obtained from a Power Bank. Usage: At First Time, You Have to Connect to the Access Point Created by the Device, Go to a...

Optional features include a cuttable port for adding an esp8266 board with its cover, as well as the ability to install it on an auxiliary board slot that requires a cable (as shown in the pictures). Anchor_SKR_Bear_Short_1 is designed specifically...

I have not tried them yet because Wemos D1 mini and most ESP8266 based board can not be used in Japan legally.Q3. I would like to set WiFi settings in the source code directly.A3. Please take a look at the top of the source code. Turn off the flag...

You can buy the display at this link: https://www.tindie.com/products/connornishijima/pixie-chainable-dual-57-micro-led-displays/The Wemos (or simply an ESP8266) can be bought easily at Ebay or AliExpress. ...<a...

If you're going to use the grid for one of your own projects you should know about these things (like about different voltage levels on a esp8266 and the complications that may arise from this). Or why you should keep the power wire short (voltage...

I positioned the button right on the top of the lamp and as it's capacitive switch I hid it under the difuser 3) Conect to he Dig-Uno to 3.3V, GND and the i/o to the Q3 (D6 on D1mini, GPIO12 of the ESP8266 - can be pulled high) 4) in the WLED...

Dies übernehmen zwei Servo SG90-Motoren, die über je eine Riemenscheibe eine Anglerschnur aufwickeln, die gegen Federkraft einen Stempel vom Druckknopf weg zieht.Die Ansteuerung des Motors erfolgt über einen ESP8266 der mit einer angepassten TASMOTA...

Hardware you will need to purchase; NODEMCU V1.0 (ESP8266) - other similar may work, but this is what I used. About $4 L9110S - Stepper Driver Controller board - about $1 28byj-48 stepper motor - about $4 about 8 m3 socket head cap screws 6-8mm two...

Take care of the pin orientation.Solder 2 longer red wires to the On/Off switch and put the switch into the base before connecting it into the red wire of the LiPo battery.&nbsp;On the battery shield solder the 2 sides of the “J2“ solder pad together...

A beautiful desk lamp using an RGB LED strip and an ESP8266 controller. No coding required!</p><p>Cost is $70 once you factor in what you'll use, more up front for the spools of filament. For parts I used, see the table and links below. I followed <a...

The supplied Arduino code is meant to be used with a NodeMCU board which is a Wifi-capable micro controller board based on ESP8266. However the code should also work with ESP32 boards, although not tested. In the code you can change the name of...

It works but is a bit of a pain to fit, would do it differently next time but I wanted to keep the bottom as flat as possible and with good ground clearance. I used a large allen key through the holes in the bottom of the motor shield parts to align...

Hardware you will need to purchase; NODEMCU V1.0 (ESP8266) - other similar may work, but this is what I used. About $4 L9110S - Stepper Driver Controller board - about $1 28byj-48 stepper motor - about $4 about 8 m3 socket head cap screws...

The RFID readers and steppers are controlled by an arduino uno and an esp8266 (D1 Mini). Two motor shield V2s are used to actually control the motors. All power is supplied by a 5v adapter. The electronics all sit in between the 3 vertical PVC tubes...

Using the start-up guide you can program the ESP8266 with a browser-based interface https://install.wled.me/ and do everything else using the App. https://kno.wled.ge/basics/getting-started/ The App allows you to create segments to group all...