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| # VaporizR2 | ||||
| It was a Nikko VaporizR2 RC toy. Dead one. So I removed all parts except motors, battery block and switch. The idea is to control it with Arduino from Android over Bluetooth. | ||||
| ## Parts | ||||
| 1. Arduino Uno R3 | ||||
| 1. Sparkfun Motor Driver ([library and examples](https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/tb6612fng-hookup-guide)) | ||||
| 1. HC-05 Serial Bluetooth Module | ||||
| 1. PP3 9-volt Battery | ||||
| ## Source code | ||||
| In source code you can find: | ||||
| * an Android app to control the car | ||||
| * a [Fritzing sketch](/estevez-dev/VaporizR2/tree/master/Fritzing) to build hardware | ||||
| * an [Arduino sketch](/estevez-dev/VaporizR2/tree/master/Sketches/bluetooth_motor) | ||||
| ## Car hardware | ||||
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| ## Android app | ||||
| It is a simple app with two sliders to control left and right weels that sends commands to Arduino via Bluetooth serial. | ||||
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