Having now had access to LiPo batteries, we (me) has developed an amorousness towards the reduction of the size of projects... and as our (my) original NodeMCU bluetooth wrist fire project has been utilized by a friend for teaching technology, an upgrade was inevitable.
Notation(s) 1. Rechargeable! 2. Components will remain mostly exposed for teaching purposes. Ease of wear also a significant alteration for the teaching user who often permits others to demonstrate the device. 3. Elon Musk is not Iron Man. He is more of a poor man's Lex Luthor... for clarity, MSM. 4. Did you know? 150$?! https://www.amazon.com/Ellusionist-Fireshooter-Device-Shoots-Fireballs/dp/B078YFVQSB 5. TIP120 vs N-Channel MOSFET - TIP120 apparently has such a high resistance that it can often drop 2V while the MOSFET is more similar to a relay permitting a higher current -which- is suitable for glowing the plug. This was /tried/ before -however- the 10K pin to gnd was not handled thus it did not work. Lesson, learned. https://bildr.org/2012/03/rfp30n06le-arduino/ 6. Once again as per the previous version, the glow plug (grounding resistor) buggers the circuit and my knowledge of electrical engineering struggles to comprehend how to isolate w/o another battery entirely. The solution? Another battery for fucks sake! Resistance is futile... as it were. 7. Settled due to teacher's deadline. 8. Send "1" thru any bluetooth application to trigger.