Control an Arduino using Wii Nunchuck - Linear Actuator Control

In this video I will show you how easy it is to interface a Wii Nunchuk with an Arduino using I2C. This tutorial will demonstrate the many features of the Wii Nunchuk, and I will show you how to control the speed and direction of a linear actuator with L298N using the Wii Nunchuk and the Adafruit Wii Nunchuk Breakout Adapter Board and QT to JST SH 4-pin Cable sold here (affiliate link):
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The schematics and Arduino code used in this video are available here for FREE! (However, donations to the channel are always greatly appreciated)
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As always, thanks for watching!

[@Venak_Soliq]

I had no clue the nunchuck was so advanced. Old hardware is pretty neat.

[@ScienceFunInnovations]

Yes. I will be using this again for other projects.

[@kurtpeterson4652]

That's pretty slick! It would be awesome to rig these up to the leveling legs on a camping trailer. Could even map button(s) to cycle between individual legs or "modes" (like "both forward", "both rear", and "all").

[@ScienceFunInnovations]

That could work!

[@The_Last_Post]

Did you ever upgrade the small solar tracker to a larger panel and 12v? Would be great to see an arduino controlling a larger dual axis set up using a 12v motor to turn and a linear actuator for the angle adjustment. Please consider making it, I think it would be really popular 👍

[@ScienceFunInnovations]

It would still be fun to do. I'll keep it on the to-do list.

[@MrMusic29]

Xbox kinect?

[@ScienceFunInnovations]

My kids only play Nintendo, so I haven't tried Xbox yet... :-)

[@MrMusic29]

@@ScienceFunInnovations I could see you mine