What electronic components are needed for a joystick?
- FRA222

- Apr 11
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 24
Autonomous GPS buoys come in two levels:
Standard buoy , controlled by a joystick (long-range LoRa protocol) for one to eight buoys, with local operation on the body of water
Advanced Buoy , controlled by a mobile phone application, but also by a joystick to fine-tune positioning visually on the water.
The joystick is similar for both standard and advanced buoys. The only difference is its communication protocol: LoRa in standard mode and ESP-Now in advanced mode.
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Joystick for a Standard Buoy
M5Stack Components
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Total Joystick | $67 |
Joystick for an Advanced Buoy
For an advanced buoy, the above component Unit LoRaE220-920 is no longer required.
![]() | $30 | |
Total Joystick | $30 |





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