Add spinning prop, lights and sound to your scale model using a microcontroller and chat-gpt code

This is the tutorial video for my Tamiya KI-84 wifi controlled scale model. This is a brief run down of how I used Chat-GPT to write most of the code for my KI-84 build.
I realize I left out demonstrating everything together using the webpage, sorry about that. But it works exactly like the start of the video.
Link to the Github: github.com/mar...
Full Chat-GPT Conversation: chat.openai.co...
How to use:
This requires the following:
ESP8266 Boards in Arduino IDE: randomnerdtuto...
Libraries to install (Sketch-Include Library-Manage Libraries)
ESP8266Audio: github.com/ear...
ESPAsyncTCP: github.com/me-...
ESPAsyncWebServer: github.com/me-...
AsyncElegantOTA: github.com/ayu...
Tutorials Used from randomnerdtuto...
SPIFFS filesystem and sketch data upload: randomnerdtuto...
ESPAsyncWebServer: randomnerdtuto...
ESP8266 Pinouts: randomnerdtuto...
Features
Webpage Control of Motor and Lights via WiFi
Over the Air Updates
Backup wifi hotspot config
Parts List:
ESP8266 Dev Board
ESP8266 Mini
MAX98357 I2S Audio Amplifier Module
3-5v DC Motor
Resistors: 100, 10k
Mosfet: IRLB8721 or some other N-channel logic level mosfet
Capacitor (for motor): .1uf
Speakers
LEDs
Schottky Diode
5V power adapter
Amazon Affiliate Links to parts used:
ESP8266 Dev Board: amzn.to/43W0EDe
ESP8266 Mini: amzn.to/43CtpF0
Arduino Uno Starter kit (for breadboard and various resistors): amzn.to/43AHGlw
Motor: amzn.to/3qFRUmj
LED: amzn.to/42WdIrd
MAX98357 I2S Audio Amplifier: amzn.to/3X4GN29
Speakers : amzn.to/3X5mt0A
Resistors: amzn.to/3MVvMLW
Mosfets: amzn.to/3P58AO3
Soldiering Iron: amzn.to/3oZ3o3Q
Helping Hands: amzn.to/3oS1zWp
Power Adapter: amzn.to/46dssVo

[@mbreik3988]

This channel is heavily underrated, one of the coolest twists on modeling I’ve ever seen. Can’t wait to see you grow and what else you bring next. Keep the good work up, man!

[@MartinMakesIt]

Wow, thank you!

[@HvonC]

I would be interested in a kit for sure

[@HvonC]

Agreed