Arduino Nano Project

Need Help Reviewing Wiring for Arduino Nano Wireless Project (Beginner)
Hi everyone,
I’m a beginner working on an Arduino Nano project and I would really appreciate some help reviewing my wiring, especially if there are mistakes or things that could damage components.

Project overview:
Transmitter and receiver setup using 433 MHz RF modules
Microcontroller: Arduino Nano
Sensors / inputs:
MPU6050 (gyro/accelerometer)
Push buttons (left, right, hazard)
IR sensor
Output (receiver side):
NeoPixel LED strips (with 330 ohm resistor on data line)

What I need help with:
If my wiring connections are correct
Proper power supply and grounding
Correct pins for:
Buttons
MPU6050 (SDA, SCL, INT)
433 MHz TX/RX
NeoPixel data line
Whether I need:
Capacitors
Level shifting
Separate power for LEDs

Any common beginner mistakes I should fix
I’m not very confident with wiring yet, so even basic corrections or explanations would really help me learn.

I'm sure that people can if you provide details.

Your topic does not indicate a problem with IDE 2.x and therefore has been moved to a more suitable category on the forum.

Hi, @nigeru_12
Welcome to the forum.

Thanks.. Tom.... :smiley: :+1: :coffee: :australia:

Hundreds can help. Do you have any more questions?

Sure.

Tell the forum what type of Nano you mentioned. There are many types with different specifications these days (its very confusing).

Also, before you buy any other components, tell the forum what your project is about and ask for suggestions about which components to buy. This will save you from wasting money buying unsuitable components.

Here's some great reading material... but I see you have "solved" your issue...