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Case for a control system for the Lego Helicarrier (2015)
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ESP32 control stack for the Lego Helicarrier. Designed to run my Brickmaster software.
Electronic Components
- Adafruit ESP32 Feather V2
- Adafruit Non-Latching Mini Relay FeatherWing
- eBoot Mini MP1584EN DC-DC Buck Converter
You'll also need 2.5m x 6mm standoffs, along with screws.
The 4x8 Base will connect in to Lego studs. The BUC shield is needed because the eBook Buck doesn't have mounting holes - instead I soldered in my wires and then affixed it to the bottom of the Buck shield with electrical tape. Wires run out through the end between the standoffs. Use a short USB-C connector to connect the 5V output from the Buck into the Feather. I used a short PH connector for input, which then connects to a longer wire to feed in, but arrange as you see fit.
I have an additional board in the works that will interface with the Light My Bricks light kit, and will update if any adjustments are needed when that's added.