NunChucky Wii Nunchuck I2C Breakout Adapter SKU: 31040
NunChucky Wii Nunchuck I2C Breakout Adapter
$3.00 USD
Use the NunChucky I2C Breakout Board Adapter to use your Wii Nunchuck controller in your own projects!
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Description
The Wii Nunchuck has proven to be an excellent bargain – switches, joystick, and accelerometer in one handy package! But it’s a shame to hack off the connector to make use of it, so use the Solarbotics Nunchucky breakout board adapter!
The Nunchucky features:
- Two sets of interface pads
- Includes both 4 Pin male and 4 pin female headers
- Lock notches so your Nunchuck “clicks” in and won’t let loose!
- Tie-down Holes for securing ribbon-cable extensions
It’s an ideal interface for using your Nunchuck with an Arduino / Freeduino SB, and a BlinkM! (Not included)
More Info
Weight | 0.006 kg |
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Dimensions | 3 × 3 × 1 cm |
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