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-[* black] Not exactly your standard R2 button
-[* red] Buttons! R1 on the left and R2 on the right. They look like different sensors, maybe R2 is optical?
-[* orange] Plastic frame, metal pin and spring for R2 trigger action
-[* yellow] Gear system. White worm gear (from green bullet) spins the circle gear, which moves the arm up to add resistance to R2's lever action.
-[* green] Gear housing. Silver motor drives the worm gear. Ledes are soldered to a small circuit board
-[* light_blue] Small circuit board. 2 cable connections (one to buttons, one to main board). Black potentiometer measures the rotation of the circle gear from yellow bullet.
+[* black] This isn't your grandmother's trigger button. Let's take a closer look at all the moving parts:
+ [* red] Buttons! R1 on the left and R2 on the right. They look like different sensors, maybe R2 is optical?
+ [* orange] Plastic frame, metal pin and spring for R2 trigger action
+ [* yellow] Gear system. White worm gear (from green bullet) spins the circle gear, which moves the arm up to add resistance to R2's lever action.
+ [* green] Gear housing. Silver motor drives the worm gear. Ledes are soldered to a small circuit board
+ [* light_blue] Small circuit board. 2 cable connections (one to buttons, one to main board). Black potentiometer measures the rotation of the circle gear from yellow bullet.