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Welcome to the FireFly-Nano-Remote wiki!
To build the remote you will need basic skills with a soldering iron, a good understanding of electronics and a little patience. The remote has shown to be very reliable, however, I can't guarantee that it works for you. Good luck!
The remote enclosure and inner mechanism consist of five different 3D-printed parts, a few bolts, and a spring. All 3D-printable parts for the remote can be found on Thingiverse.
The main electronics of the remote are an Heltec ESP OLED board and a Hall Effect sensor. The electronics are powered by a lithium polymer battery with a nominal voltage of 3,7V and a capacity of 500-1000mAh.
A list of all items needed to build the remote can be found here.
All software to the remote is ready to use and easy to install by using the PlatformIO IDE. You will need a micro USB cable to do so.