No servos, and no moving parts!! Which is great for making an easy housing!

Got one where i mounted it on the side in the newest video i posted!! Shot data seems really accurate so far, hoping to shoot straight from the rifle mount at some point

@@JackToth looking forward to it :)

Ill take a look to see if i can update the android base version, if it requires recompiling i might have issues… ill keep you posted

@@JackToth Thank you so much, I really appreciate it

can you let me know if this works for you? drive.google.com/file/d/17bE_PCV8sb1kIfQmIjd2-0-v94BWlqYd/view?usp=drive_link @@ShatteringKatana

Did that work for you?

​@@JackToth Hi and thank you again. Just tried today. The app installs, the HM-10LE module is connected but the gear doesn't seem to be moving. Tried with two Crane 2 follow focus units I have. I don't think it's a problem with the app though, since it detects and connects to the HM-10. I've followed the steps thoroughly, so much so that I've wired the usb with the correction in the comments. The only thing I did differently was using an arduino uno as an USB to UART interface since my USB to UART wouldn't work (What model are you using by the way? I tried with a CP2102 with 6 modes: USB-TTL USB-RS232 USB-RS485 TTL-RS232 TTL-RS485 RS232-RS485 but to no avail). I had to use Martyn Currey's guide where he uses AltSoftSerial to talk to the modules. I get "OK" on AT and on "AT+BAUD4" I get "OK+Set:4". I thought it was the same as the "OK+Get:4" I should be expecting (since I figured AltSoftSerial could have some wording differences) but now I'm not so sure about it. I'm not sure at this point if it is a problem with how I've tried to change the baud rate or if there's something not working with the app (highly unlikely as it connects to the bluetooth module). Any input is highly appreciated.