Ok great amazing now I understand. Can I put the switch to a6 instead of d4?
Think you mean d instead of a. But the problem by doing that is then you need to change something in the code
No I mean a6. If I find the code that defines d4 I can just put in a6 instead no?
I actually dont know the answer for this. im not that good at coding. But i know that the a ports is analog ports and they are different to the d (digital) ports. If it is possible i do not know 
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Ok thanks anyways for all ur help. Really appreciate it. If anyone knows the answer please let me know.
No problem, glad to help
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The reason why Iâm asking about the d4 is because Iâm getting the adafruit feather nrf52 module which doesnât have any d
Ahh i see. Theres probably some clever minds here to answer that question
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Pretty sure someone was saying that bluetooth isnât a great protocol to use for these remotes because of possible interference from everything around you. The NRF52 uses Bluetooth LE, but I think the same problem still persistsâŚ
It does but it also is compatible with nrf modules
It takes 2 months to get all the things I need. It takes 2 hours to build.
The trigger switch was little pain to get them fit right.
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Anyone have an answer to my question
yesi am goofy
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Did you just flip the stl files? if so did the display still fit?
So Iâve been staring at the pinout for the feather, and honestly, unless youâre prepared to be going through all of solid geeks code and making the necessary changes yourself, youâd be better off not trying to use a feather. youâll need to redefine pretty much every pin used.
Although⌠on the other hand this may simplify the whole design since this has an integrated lipo charger as well⌠hmmmâŚ
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i would actually only have to redefine anything that goes to a d pin as the feather has a0-a7 already.
i mean do i need a digital output pin for the micro switch?
Wait why wouldnât you just use a digital pin for the switch?