Looking to reimagine the headset as the original is very rough and has falling-apart tendencies. Make a batch so other dalek builders can use them.
Thoughts:
- Use my new encoder modules
- Use an off the shelf tilt module for China cheapness. The 2010 option of "buy a used WII nunchuck and cut it in half" is not scalable.
- Skip the microphone. Separate problem.
- Use plugs and proper jumper wires.
- 3-d print bracket so support headside electronics
- put together kits with
- facemask
- swivel arc strip
- spinner
- encoder
- tilt sensor
- tilt sensor adapter board
- bracket
Looking to use the following tilt sensor:
- chip: ADXL345 Initial googling suggest this is well supported for arduino
- module: GY291 is crazy cheap. I can get 4 whole modules from banggood for less than the price of the chip at mouser.
- chip runs at 3.3v, module includes 3.3v regulator and all pullups
- can sit this behind a logic level changer quite happily.
- module pinouts do not match my I2C wiring (wires not adjacent) but I can handle that on the adapter board.
So job 1 is to pick up a few of these modules and see if they work.
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