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The answer to your question is yes.

Yes, a sensor on the device itself requires external power or battery on the device. Like this it can provide info wirelessly without power.

Never used hydraulics for my own projects. Only things worrying me is fear of leakage or contamination of liquid especially after prolonged use. I have a feeling some sort of spring setup with a rope/string could replace hydraulics tube if needed? My actual device is not really a dial indicator...

Sounds very interesting but not sure I follow. Can you rephrase this please?

Just the pressing

Okay,

Thank you. I was probably not clear in my OP. When I said "My goal is to be able to have the button in any orientation and position and still be able to rotate a dial 360 degrees when fully pressed/pulled by 5mm.". What I meant to say I want to be able to rotate my button, attached to a ball...

Here's some basic mechanical engineering question for you guys. How can one turn a press of a button (or pulling) into a rotation? My goal is to be able to have the button in any orientation and position and still be able to rotate a dial 360 degrees when fully pressed/pulled by 5mm. I suspect...