Say hello to my little friend – D1 mini pinout
Thank you AZ-Delivery for this pinout! And thanks for best prices for this. They have got some really good offers here: https://amzn.eu/d/2ZqjALZ (no affiliate link)
The onboard LED is at GPIO 2.
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