Build an Arduino Radio Transmitter & Receiver for RC Aircraft & Vehicles

[@MaxImagination]

Hey everyone! The comment section has finally been re-enabled over the whole channel after 2 years by KZbin themselves who shut it down in the first place. Glad to be in touch with my viewers again! :)

[@danielkessler662]

hey max i sent you a message on instructibles i love your videos.

[@MaxImagination]

@@danielkessler662 Hey! Thank you! Will check your message soon ✌🏻

[@danielkesslerkj4ean630]

@max imagination thanks for responding on here

[@bouncypixiegamers76]

Can i use arduino uno for tranmmiter and arduino nano for receiver

[@MaxImagination]

@@bouncypixiegamers76 Yes, you may.

[@arduinouno13]

the video i have been looking for for years thank you very much for this video please continue this work

[@MaxImagination]

Sure thing! Thanks for your comment! 😀👍

[@sengkeasorm7725]

You teached me a lesson is capacitor, thank you.

[@MaxImagination]

Glad that helped! Cheers.

[@mundycustoms]

ive built the transmitter and reciever but ive downloaded the code and its not working idk if the code is correct or not but is there anything i can do to check it

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Be sure to carefully check and troubleshoot your wiring that it goes along whats on the diagrams and that your boards are getting sufficient power. Check that you've typed in the correct Arduino board pins in the code for both the Transmitter and Receiver. Just a couple of important things to take note of when checking for what can be wrong. Cheers, Max

[@alirezagh.8043]

I haven't built this one, but I've built two from a website and they both work, if you need help, drop your email

[@LegendGuy]

@@alirezagh.8043 can u send me?

[@junaidtp9815]

@@alirezagh.8043 i do other circuite but not working...why pls help me..automaticaly servos rotating left and right when i connected to 5v dc to reciver..not connested to transmitter but why continously servos working between 2 second gap

[@Yashgamot17]

This is the full detailed video, thanks MAX sir :)

[@MaxImagination]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for commenting :)

[@avigyanmallickstd-iiib4226]

What is your transmitter and receiver programming app or application

[@boomville8734]

Thx thx greatest tutorial on KZbin ! You made it so easy to make thx ☺

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks a lot for your comment! 😀

[@marekcermak3843]

Thanks for great video, so the NRF24L01 works as Transmitter & Receiver, that is great. Now i just need 2 of those :)

[@MaxImagination]

Glad to hear my video has helped. Cheers! ✌

[@sailjusa]

Now I will make my own Rc transmitter and receiver thanks

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you chose my tutorial to follow :)

[@SomeoneatArmy]

Heyya, i found this very very useful as Flysky i6 is proving to be very expensive for my project. Can you please explain how this model can be used in the controlling of a drone and how should i code according to it?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there, my Mini Arduino Drone project will answer your question (it used the same transmitter circuit, just in 3D printed form): kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZKZdqaihK2mf5I

[@SomeoneatArmy]

@@MaxImagination thank you so much for the help! Will definitely make my friends to sub to your channel!!!

[@MaxImagination]

I appreciate you! 👍🏻🙂

[@sienbuilds]

I like your homemade transmeter and reciever

[@turtlesxd4976]

Bruh how does this guy not have at least 100k subs?

[@NOBODY-579]

And he deserves a million❤❤

[@Alihaider10109]

At 9:51 the battery u used how do u charge them? Edit: u know the module which have the voltage booster and charging module both in one module can I connect battery and jumper wire to it so I can power the Arduino receiver ?

[@MaxImagination]

You charge the batteries with a USB Li-Ion/LiPo 2S charger (you can find these on Amazon). And you can use the boost converter (5V) power bank module with only one cell for your transmitter (3.7V). Don't use two cells then. Cheers!

[@akshaykodi8659]

I searched many videos on youtube but this one is the best in designe and simple explatation and explained how to add more channel for future use :D

[@MaxImagination]

I'm really glad that you found it useful! Thanks 😊✌

[@paulstubbs7678]

Amazing, I have all the parts at arm's reach! that has to be a first for me. The only bit I'm a bit dubious on is running the NRF modules from the Nano's regulator, I've found these to be quite fragile and easy to kill.

[@MaxImagination]

Great! About the NRF modules, if you have doubts using the Nano's regulator, try using a separate "AMS1117 3.3V" regulator each to power the transceivers with.

[@SinhalaLions]

wow wow max max ++ credit

[@CosmoSimpDragon]

hey! this is great but can it work with bldc motors esc and 4 servos?, i dont know how to do this stuff so i can really appriciate some help

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. As long as those devices work on PWM, then sure! All have be hooked up via their respective signal pin.

[@discoverycentury6433]

Wow it's really amazing

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for your support!

[@Indian_2109]

hey buddy, i want to use nrf module but problem is 3v3 pin of aurdiuno nano is giving much higher voltage like about 5v and when i tried to use a seperate ams1117 3.3v ic it gives me 3.6 or more

[@MaxImagination]

Be careful, you may have a damaged board or something. Using an AMS1117 3.3V regulator should work fine. Just make sure the output voltage does not exceed 3.6V

[@Indian_2109]

@@MaxImagination but I have 4 of nrf modules but none of them works

[@Indian_2109]

@@MaxImagination also I have 3 aurdiuno nano, maybe problem with manufacturer

[@Indian_2109]

@@MaxImagination also can you tell me I am making a robotic hand which controls with a glove with 16 potentiometers as sensors and nrf as transceivers transmits and recieves the data so I wanted quick reaction or response time in which nrf was good but if it is not working then which module could be suitable as per my requirements

[@MaxImagination]

For that many inputs and outputs, use a Mega 2560 instead of a regular Arduino. Look for troubleshooting tips on the NRF24L01 online (in the web) to solve your issue. It's down to how you connect it. These modules are very sensitive.

[@OrangIsHealthy]

I want to plug a dinamo into the receiver pin, but the dinamo has only 2 wire. So, how can I Assamble it?

[@MaxImagination]

A dynamo? You're not supposed to connect generators to this circuit unless you have a stable power management circuit to power the board through. If you mean motor, you connect it via an ESC.

[@arhamamir163]

Max I have made the transmitter and receiver but it didn't work I have tried to troubleshoot the problem but didn't find it I have checked both of my modules They are perfectly fine and my receiver is not working when I connect the servo it starts moving by itself can you please help me to find the issues it would be a great help

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. There is no one answer I can give except to check your Arduino on the receiving side and the signals it's outputting with a multimeter. Ensure your transmitter's NRF24L01 uses a 10uF capacitor at its power terminals for power filtering. And make sure you're powering each radio module with a stable 3.3V - I recommend using an AMS1117 regulator. The Arduino's 3.3V supply may not be enough in your case.

[@E-_-waste_unofficial]

Very useful video! Keep up the great work Nrf projects never worked for me 😢 But atleast this video works for others Thank you 😊

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! Will do... Have you identified the core issue with your NRF transmitter? Don't give up... You can do it!

[@E-_-waste_unofficial]

@@MaxImagination I can't find the issue till now 😞

[@MaxImagination]

I suggest you search for NRF24L01 tutorials on youtube to clarifiy the issue you have. Perhaps you can look on troubleshooting forums and try a list of different methods to solve your problem. Keep trying.

[@timmyg37]

This is just what I needed.. thank you for the free code... I hope u get loads of subs...

[@MaxImagination]

I'm very pleased you're pleased... thank you!

[@julakantimeghana79]

@@MaxImagination hey max, can we use this code for drone

[@brindhasenthilkumar7871]

Fantastic max, my son is 10 years old, he is crazy on these stuffs. Are u taking any online sessions. If no u should start to share ur skill set, and this will bring exponential max to this universe. Great job, be healthy to do more like good work

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there! Thanks for your comment. I usually don't provide 1 on 1 sessions as I mostly spend my time on managing the current work that I do here. Will keep it up. Cheers!

[@brindhasenthilkumar7871]

@@MaxImagination thank you for kind consideration, max

[@katsapopidar]

For ten years old, this transmitter is suitable.

[@TinaLovesGenshin]

Hi there! I've made this for 2 DC motors but I need them to work separately (I am making an RC car). The code that I downloaded from you makes them work at the same time, what can I do?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Be sure to run them with separate ESC's/motor drivers and use different channels for each.

[@sekuidwert8648]

is it possible to use arduino uno with the same program?

[@MaxImagination]

Yes, as the Arduino UNO's specifications are almost the exact same as the nano, except only larger.

[@lampfall7915]

Thanks 🙏🏼, since 15 days I was looking for this

[@MaxImagination]

No problem! I'm glad I was able to help you with my video tutorial :D Cheers

[@lampfall7915]

@@MaxImagination a question please, are the codes for transmitter and those of the drone receivers same ? Because the pins are not same. Could I get codes ?

[@MaxImagination]

@@lampfall7915 Hi, sorry for the late reply. Not exactly, they are two different codes, as the first code shown for the transmitter and the receiver are for an airplane, which has completely different controls. You'd need to search a site such as GitHub to find the right matching code that allows you to control a homemade drone with this NRF24 Transmitter. Cheers!

[@lampfall7915]

@@MaxImagination thanks so much

[@MaxImagination]

@@lampfall7915 No problem! :)

[@muhammadmahad-sr4sx]

just 1 question, what is the name of that metal glue or whatever you are using behind the pcbs?? please help

[@MaxImagination]

I assume you're referring to soldering tin (or lead) that's used to connect components.

[@E-_-waste_unofficial]

Solder lead?

[@Doitcreative]

Hii..max 😊.... thankyou for this ...ia am trying to do one for my self thankyou lot 😅

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. All the best!

[@Doitcreative]

@@MaxImagination 😀 thanks bro 😊

[@omermaden611]

Can we use a button instead of a toggle switch?

[@MaxImagination]

As long as it's a locking button that stays pushed down when pressed. If not, then I suggest you use any other 2-3 pin switch.

[@MishoQ]

Cool video! One thing I want to clarify is that trick with capacitor. I have recently tried connecting 2 such nrf24l01 modules, but with no luck. I only managed to make them communicate once and never again. Then I saw this trick, so now I have ordered the capacitors and will see if it works. I am just curious if it is normal that these modules fail to communicate without capacitors? I thought that the presence of the capacitor is not that critical, so it is more about making it work better, but not about making it work at all...

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! The reason why adding capacitors often solves the signal electrical noise issue is because it filters the ripples and allows for a stable voltage to remain. Another trick you can try is twist MOSI and MISO wires with ground in a 3-wire twisted bundle to help rid those communication lines from noise. Try it :)

[@donatoae2433]

I am experiencing an issue uploading code to my Arduino board. The error message I receive is: avrdude: stk500_getsync() attempt X of 10: not in sync: resp=0x00 or similar responses like resp=0xe0. I have tried the following: 1. Verified the correct port and board in the Arduino IDE. 2. Switched USB cables and tested on another computer. 3. Tried uploading a simple code like ‘Blink’ to another Arduino board. 4. Ensured the drivers are installed and working properly. Despite these efforts, the problem persists. I suspect it might be related to the bootloader or hardware, but I’m not entirely sure. Any suggestions to diagnose or resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated!

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. It appears you have a hardware issue. Test a different microcontroller board and see if the code uploads.

[@donatoae2433]

@ no its not uploading with a different microcontroller

[@donatoae2433]

@@MaxImagination It is finally uploaded i have reconnected all the wires and changed the processor to ATmega328p (i have previously change the processor to ATmega328p old bootloader but it didn't work ) and now it is working in both the Arduino's

[@mundycustoms]

hey Max im building a Ardiuno rc plane for a STEM project at school and ive built the receiver and transmitter and put all the code onto the ardiunos and there not working, the motors will buzz non stop and every once and a while the servos will have a spazz but the transmitter isnt doing anything with the motors and servos, idk if you can help or not, thank you.

[@MaxImagination]

Hi, Eclipse. Please check that you've assigned the corresponding pin numbers that you've wired in your circuit. Also, it may be worth checking that your circuit is receiving enough power.

[@mundycustoms]

@@MaxImagination thanks for the help mate

[@MaxImagination]

@@mundycustoms You're welcome 🙂

[@arduinomasterboy]

can teach me how to connect the trasmitter with the reciever

[@MaxImagination]

They connect automatically when you power both sides on.

[@monkeyking9579]

Wow what a man bro Please make a drone fully controlled using arduino 👍😃😃😃

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks for commenting! Might make one in the near future 😃

[@gdrive-dj7pr]

Is this work if i use different ce and csn pins on transmitter and reciver?

[@MaxImagination]

Yes. I recommend pins 7 and 8 as alternatives.

[@TheTtreasure]

Please advise for the maximum distance could the receiver respond to the Transmitter. Thanks

[@MaxImagination]

They say it can transmit up to 1km with perfect conditions & decent power supply. Cheers!

[@animation_maker_pro7568]

what gauge wire did you use for connections?

[@MaxImagination]

For the signal connections - 30 or 32-gauge wire like in the receiver and transmitter's signal lines. For power, anything below 28-gauge value wire will work.

[@animation_maker_pro7568]

@@MaxImagination Thank you. You are very helpful.

[@SteveH-TN]

Thanks for sharing this video and information

[@Krishna-ee1io]

❤❤❤ very simple connection ❤❤❤

[@dashingbot8693]

Sir I made similar transmitter 😊but it has only 5 channel so I want to upgrade this into 6 or 8 channel please help in upgrading 😢

[@MaxImagination]

Follow my video's steps and you can make your own one. Using the code provided, you open up the number of channels.

[@aydnbozbeyoglu3594]

Bud tysm for the tutorial but can i use the uno for transmitter

[@MaxImagination]

You're most welcome! Yes, you can use an Arduino UNO.

[@aydnbozbeyoglu3594]

​@@MaxImaginationthanks for the reply when i finish the projet i will commwnt again

[@donatoae2433]

I think so your circuit diagram is incorrect because the 5v coming fron the esc would directly go to the 5v pin according to your circuit diagram but it should go to vin pin in the arduino i have burnt 3 arduinos because of this but now its ok

[@MaxImagination]

The method I show has never burned my Arduino boards, personally. Maybe that happened to you because you drew more than the 1 amp that the ESC's BEC could output? Consider checking that first. Cheers.

[@donatoae2433]

@@MaxImagination but it is better to give 5v from the esc to vin pin

[@JoyKiller21]

Hello! Thank you for the video, it was very informative, however i have a problem when uploading the file to my arduino, it is showing me the message "avrdude: ser_open(): can't set com-state for "\\.\COM3" " can you please help me out on this problem, would very much appreciate it if you could. Thank you in advance

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Thanks for your comment. Have you tried a different cables? Another Arduino? Sounds like your IDE isn't recognizing the Arduino due to a communication error.

[@E-_-waste_unofficial]

Are you sure you are using the correct com port? Sometimes arduino IDE can have trouble finding cheap/damaged arduinos

[@simple_electronics8091]

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[@MaxImagination]

Thank you for tuning in 😀

[@thomas-xavierguimont2760]

Great video. You should learn about BMS for your li-ion batteries to be safer and get more time out of them.

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks. I am aware of the importance to using a BMS in 2+ S series battery configurations. This controller's battery didn't get one as the charger is a 3-wire one with a built in bms board to balance charge.

[@tviktinho69]

can i use arduino mega to make the controller and the nano on the vehicle?

[@MaxImagination]

Yes.

[@Aswinxd]

So how can we control a dc motor by this this?. This thing has 3pins in output and a 5v motor has 2 pins can someone please explain to me?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. To control any motor whether be brushed or brushless, you will need a motor driver or 'ESC' to run it. Electronic speed controllers normally take 3 pins - Ground, 5V, and Signal.

[@Aswinxd]

@@MaxImagination thanks you Love from India 🇮🇳

[@pramodtayade7525]

​@@MaxImaginationthanks bro I have the same problem 😀

[@SC.243k]

Great work

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@pennzi1962]

Hi Max, can I make this using jumper wires instead of soldering? also What does N/C mean because I cant find a pin named N/c in the Nano

[@MaxImagination]

Yes, you can use jumper wires. Make sure they are firm and solidly connected. NC means Not Connected. You can ignore this pin.

[@shayaanansari3419]

I tried to make this transmitter and receiver and my wirings are correct, code is uploaded properly and it is getting enough power but the servo attached to receiver is not working. Can you help me ?

[@MaxImagination]

Sometimes servos tend to stop working due to a break inside where the wires connect to the board, could you check that? If not that, then I suggest you hook up a multimeter and measure if you're even getting a signal from the Arduino's pins. It may also be your transmitter's NRF24l01 that's not transmitting. It may help to add a 10 microfarad capacitor to its 3.3V power terminals.

[@shayaanansari3419]

@@MaxImagination I've done everything but still it is not working and I thought that my nrf module was faulty but it isn't

[@MaxImagination]

@@shayaanansari3419 Could you try with a different device other than the servo such as an LED to check?

[@shayaanansari3419]

@@MaxImagination k I will try

[@jogomez1988a]

He podido medir el alcance de los nrf24l01 con lna y casi llega los 2.6km. Y digo casi por qué se me atravesó un puente vial en mi ciudad. Solo que traen una pequeña falla con el puerto spi. Se requiere una resistencia entre MISO y los 3.3v

[@MaxImagination]

Very good. What value resistor do you need for that?

[@jogomez1988a]

@@MaxImagination Aproximadamente entre 2.2K y 2.7K . ¿Has podido detectar esa falla en la comunicación que menciono?

[@chandikawarnakulasooriya1923]

How much des it cost to make both of them?

[@MaxImagination]

Within the $50 USD range.

[@chandikawarnakulasooriya1923]

@@MaxImagination Can i make a rc helicopter with it Btw could you do a video about making a helicopter from this diy remote

[@ragibmajid4794]

I made it but it's not working :) pls suggest what should I do now

[@MaxImagination]

Hi. I strongly suggest you check your connections again and most importantly your power supply. Maybe sure you test each end with fully charged batteries. Try adding a 10-100uF capacitor to the power terminals of the transmitter and receiver NRF24l01.

[@ragibmajid4794]

@@MaxImagination Thanks for your reply. Then I think the battery might be the issue. I will use another battery tomorrow (It's 4 am here). And if I want some help where should I be contacting you.

[@MaxImagination]

Contact me via Instagram DMs @max.imagination I'll reach out as soon as I can between my work sessions.

[@kadyo_diy]

can i use attiny88 or 85 development board for this project thank you

[@MaxImagination]

As long as it's got enough memory to run the code (I wouldn't know its specs) then it should do fine. P.S. Please excuse my late reply.

[@johnmichaels4330]

Reorient. ReorientATE is not a word. Your videos are great, keep it up. Subed.

[@MaxImagination]

I heard the British say reorientATE, anyway, you've got that one right! Thanks again, John!

[@johnmichaels4330]

@@MaxImagination no problem. I want your channel to do very well. You're doing great things that beginners can copy. Your tutorial and explanations are excellent. I've been sharing your channel to the electronics and science minded teachers (for clubs) and parents in our ISD. Living next to NASA we have a lot of fellow geeks😁. Keep it up.

[@ganeshpingle.8423]

i am facing problem while communicating arduino nano and nrf24l01 module ..help me

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. What is the issue specifically? Have you tried seeing if the transmitter gives off outputs via the serial monitor? Please make sure you're powering the NRF24L01 modules with 3.3V respectively on each end with a 10 microfarad capacitor on the power pins. Also check that the pins you've assigned in each of the codes corresponds with what you have connected.

[@ganeshpingle.8423]

@@MaxImagination thank you its working...

[@elenach31]

Is the 3.3V voltage regulator mandatory since the arduino nano has both the 3.3V pin and the 5V pin so it can be conected to the nrf module and all the servos or motors.

[@MaxImagination]

Not mandatory, but recommended for a more reliable supply. I suggest placing a 10 microfarad capacitor for power ripple filtering at the power terminals of the radio module if you're powering it from the Arduino's 3.3V supply.

[@MotasemAfifi-q7n]

does that receiver can be connected to APM 2.8 flight controller

[@MaxImagination]

I don't know that flight controller, you'd have to ask someone who has used it or search online yourself.

[@rustom767]

Hello, i am using a arduino nano for transmitter and pro mini for receiver should it work ? it's not working for me, the pro mini receiver gives full throttle from all channels(digital pins ) any ideas plz, is it a transmitter problem or receiver ? the pro mini is brand new

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. This setup should work. Please check that you are supplying enough power (3.3V) through a 10 microfarad filtering capacitor to both of the NRF24 transceivers and that your SPI communication wires are connected as on the diagram. What other unusual/improper behavior is it giving?

[@rustom767]

thanks for replying, i have 10uf capacitor on both nrf modules and i tested them they all work but for some reason when i upload the receiver code on pro mini or Arduino Uno or Nano every channel pin gives full voltage as if i am giving it a full throttle signal from the transmitter for example when i connect a servo to the receiver it immediately start running, i think it's something in the code or maybe i am doing wrong wiring but i have already checked all the wiring more than 10 times @@MaxImagination

[@rustom767]

and exactly 3.3v supplied to the nrf modules @@MaxImagination

[@surajthrombs7146]

What is the maximoum range of the transmiter

[@MaxImagination]

1KM, if tuned correctly.

[@Mbb2220]

Thanks so much!

[@gamesgameplay2867]

Hey! Max you are a good guy This video is very knowledgeable Thank you

[@MaxImagination]

Thanks a lot for your kind compliments!

[@oscarc624]

@@MaxImagination question how big are the pcb boards?

[@MaxImagination]

@@oscarc624 I used (x2) 7x9cm Perforated Printed Circuit Boards.

[@oscarc624]

@@MaxImagination is a 9x15 one ok

[@oscarc624]

@@MaxImagination also would it be ok if I use a Arduino mega instead of a micro one

[@Uday2025-n]

Hello sir. What is the range of the remote???

[@MaxImagination]

100-1000 meters. The exact range you get will depend on how well filtered the power is to your radio modules and the environment you're testing them in.

[@Uday2025-n]

Thank you sir..

[@Uday2025-n]

From where we can get components...

[@MaxImagination]

Please check the description below for the components list with purchase links to Amazon.

[@SilenT_xz]

What channel i can use esc for moter (plane)

[@MaxImagination]

All channels which have PWM.

[@RealRenko]

Hello i made my tx and rx but when I connect a servo the servo turns and stops but I can't control with tx I check wiring

[@MaxImagination]

What type of servo are you using? Have you checked the outputs with your multimeter on the receiving end? I think your TX and RX aren't connected, actually. Make sure you're using a 10uf capacitor across the power terminals of each NRF module to resolve connection issues - or use a more stable 3.3V supply for them.

[@RealRenko]

@MaxImagination Hello it works! it was an antenna connection problem still have its glichy I tried bending them 90 degree that worsen the connection idk what to do maybe nrft module is bad? Also servo is 9g servo the blue one and yes I did capacitor but I stole from a old toy rc car will that work still ? And voltages seem OK also there is a bit end dead in joystick like "at first when I move joy I little bit the servo moves a lot but when I put joy to full the servo doesn't moves until i take it back to middle it could the connection issues to if you can please help

[@MaxImagination]

@@RealRenko Hey! Good to hear. 1. Make sure your antenna is screwed on tightly. 2. A 10-100 microfarad capacitor at the NRF's power inputs should work to filter out bad noise 3. Make sure your Joysticks connections are soldered - resistive connections need to be firm. Hope this helps! Cheers.

[@RealRenko]

@MaxImagination Hello again 😊 thanks finally fixed connection problem it seems solid but theres still dead zone it joy stick "when I move joy 50% the way servo is at full rotation but servo won't move further" also can you find a way to make the BLDC motor spin backwards too I am trying to make a rc drift car but the motor acts like a fpv drone "at normal position motor spins... maybe at 50% 60% speed but to stop it I have to put left joy all the way down servo is 120 degree servo " I tried what I could think of but didn't and yes I tried ppm too still didn't work. Sorry for asking so many questions 😅 I just need more help

[@yuvarajyuvi592]

One more doubt brother, which channel ESC should be connected in ur circuit and code?

[@MaxImagination]

If you're using a PWM ESC, keep in mind that it can be connected to any channel above the 1st one (first one or two channels are PPM, not PWM channel).

[@Minusliquid16]

Can i use 4.2v or 1s battry for power supply?

[@MaxImagination]

You can, with a 5V USB (Power bank module) boost converter.

[@H9k_HARSH]

Hey max I didn't understand the connection between l289 with receiver

[@MaxImagination]

Hey! Maybe this can help: ozeki.hu/p_2999-how-to-setup-a-dc-motor-on-arduino-nano.html

[@H9k_HARSH]

@@MaxImagination thanks it helped me a lot

[@Fiverr4364]

Can i use laptop hdd moter as brushless moter for rc plane?

[@MaxImagination]

A brushless HDD motor would require recoiling and rewiring to work as a regular RC vehicle brushless motor with ESC. Try finding conversion videos online of how to do this.

[@Mbb2220]

Hey, how do I connect a male bms connector to a charger? I have made the battery but dunno how to make the charger.

[@MaxImagination]

Hi again, a battery connector going to a bms must consist of 3 wires, as seen in the video. One is Ground, the middle wire is the connecting point of the two batteries, and the other is VCC or the positive battery terminal, hope that helps.

[@Mbb2220]

@@MaxImagination thanks but again that didn’t answer my question. If I have a charger with positive and negative do I connect the ground with negative as well?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi, not exactly, looks like the charger you're using only has 2 wires, am I right? If so, you have to use a BMS-type 7.4V battery charger with 3 wires, not 2

[@Mbb2220]

@@MaxImagination ok, thanks!

[@puntergaming2455]

Can i use esp 32 instead of nano? Please let me know 😢

[@MaxImagination]

As long as you use the right library for "Servo" to adapt to your ESP32, it should work. I suggest you look up "ESP32Servo" library.

[@puntergaming2455]

@@MaxImagination thanks a lot

[@R_Gamer2008]

Hey ! Can you control a drone with it

[@MaxImagination]

Hey! Yes, it's possible.

[@kdt85]

This is so cool. Do you know if the transmitter will work between boards? Arduino namo and a pi pico for example?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi. Good question. I have never tried using the RPI Pico in a project before. You may need to research that board with NRF24L01 communication a bit more.

[@hertzmaddentv8304]

Helpful tutorial!

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you! :D

[@Shagid]

What wires are you using to connect

[@MaxImagination]

32 gauge wires for signal and 24 gauge wires for power.

[@chandradithyashirol]

IN THE RECIVER CODE FILE IF I VERIFY IT SAYS NRF2L01 NO SUCH FILE OR DRICTEROY

[@MaxImagination]

You need to download the NRF24L01 library from the IDE's library manager.

[@allieboyvillegas6438]

I don't have a laptop or computer to program I have only phone i don't know if it's work because the program in your laptop is not same to my phone to program the transmitter and receiver please help me

[@MaxImagination]

Try using "ArduinoDroid", download it from the Playstore/Appstore to program Arduino boards.

[@PianobyAK]

Can you please tell me that how much range can we get with 7 channel tranmitter? And I also want to know that if the range of 7 channel will be less than range of 4 channel or no effect of channels on range?

[@MaxImagination]

The range of this TX and RX pair is about 1km. The number of channels does not affect range.

[@PianobyAK]

@@MaxImagination ok thanks

[@RohanGowda.N]

Sir how to add extra channels to it?

[@MaxImagination]

Not possible with those Arduino's alone due to the limitation in pins. However, you can do it if you used 2 Arduino Mega boards or a microcontroller with more free IO pins.

[@user-di1py4zf7l]

Hello, do not be bored, I have a question, you are sending the link between the sender and recipient code, thank you

[@MaxImagination]

Download links for these two codes can be found in the description below the video. Cheers.

[@GuruPrasadCT]

HELLO MAX , Can i use arduino UNO for transmitter and nano for receiver ?? Reply PLZ

[@MaxImagination]

Hello there. Yes, you can use those boards for that kind of setup. Cheers.

[@GuruPrasadCT]

@@MaxImagination Thank Ya!

[@avengersassemble9017]

thanks bro after a 4to 5 tray it worked becous of library

[@MaxImagination]

You're welcome!

[@weareelectricgi]

how to add dual rate or end point trimmer because i'm planning to use it on rc car which steering end point is required.

[@MaxImagination]

I'm not exactly sure how that would be implemented in an Arduino radio set. Though, I do know that it isn't so hard to adjust the rate values in one of the Arduino's codes.

[@timmyg37]

One more thing if you don't mind.. Can I on tx attach the push button pin (sw) from one of my joysticks to ch5 or ch6 as a digital read?. Then on rx solder a rc on/off switch I bought from ebay and have the push button on tx activate it? I have hooked it up but nothing happens. Push button on stick is digital right?.

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Yes, you may do so. About the RX's ON/OFF switch, I don't quite understand what you meant by that... Do you mean you want to activate the RX remotely? Also yes, the Joystick's built-in push button should be hooked up digitally. Cheers.

[@Fiverr4364]

Why are you using D9,D10 pins instead ofD7,D8. Some tutorials they use D7 and D8 pins ?

[@MaxImagination]

It does not matter which of those pins you use for the CE and CSN connections. Both work.

[@Fiverr4364]

@@MaxImagination thanks.

[@wu_kehuan]

Hello, can I use arduino uno instead of arduino Nano?

[@MaxImagination]

Yes, as the Arduino UNO has the same attributes as the Nano, just shaped differently.

[@wu_kehuan]

Hello I am from Taiwan, thank you for your great video

[@dapty_1]

hello, thanks for this video i made the transmitter and receiver and their is a connection between them but i have a problem no channel on the receiver is resetting to 0 for example if i connect a led to a potentiometer CH the led doesn't turn off if the potentiometer is all the way down but i can increase the brightness of the led when i move the potentiometer up even servos don't move or the motor on esc ,i can control the throttle but not turn it completely off. the same happen with switches can't turn of a led but can increase brightness of led when turned on. please if you have any idea tell me thanks in advanced :)

[@MaxImagination]

Hello there. I have never heard of this kind of issue before. Are you sure you haven't changed anything in the code for the receiver channels to be stuck? Apart from this, I have no idea what to suggest...

[@dapty_1]

yes 100% sure copied and pasted thanks for replying tho@@MaxImagination

[@Mbb2220]

Hey! I have a little question about the 8 channel receiver and transmitter tutorial, in it, the guy shows a schematic and on it he shows that the 5v line of the joysticks are connected to each other with no connection to the arduino 5v or the nrf 5v module but the ground is connected to th nrf’s ground. How will the joysticks work with no actual 5v power?

[@MaxImagination]

Hi! I just checked the same diagram you were pointing out about, I saw that it was actually the guy's mistake not connecting the joy sticks. So yes, do connect the joy stick's 5V lines to the arduino's 5V. Cheers ✌

[@MaxImagination]

To answer your question, no, the joysticks won't work without being connected to 5v

[@Mbb2220]

Thanks so much!

[@dihimnethucreations1749]

can you make drone with that

[@MaxImagination]

Yes, but with a different code.

[@dihimnethucreations1749]

@@MaxImagination i ask can youu make a drone with that please bring a video i love ur vidios

[@iyasmusallam1766]

Hey max, May I know the the size of the wires you use to solder the batteries together and any other wires you used other than the 30 Gauge wires you have listed in the video. Thank you so much.

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. I used 20-gauge (20AWG) Wires for wiring the battery. I typically use 24AWG wires for my circuits which are a bit thinner. Cheers.

[@iyasmusallam1766]

@@MaxImagination Did you use the 24-gauge wires to wire all of the circuits in the video along with the few times you used the 20-gauge wires and the 22-Gauge copper wire? Can I use 22-gauge wires instead of the 20-gauge for the circuit and battery or will cause some issues? Also is it possible to use a stripped down solid core 22-gauge wire instead of the copper wire?

[@techs5564]

I am again afraid to try this if the code has some issues like your esp32 cam video

[@MaxImagination]

The code does not have issues, it may be due to the recent updates and your lack of understanding. I would kindly advise you to stay up to date with the ESP32-CAM code in the code author's page. Cheers.

[@williamwallace4027]

can we connect brushless motor to reciever?

[@MaxImagination]

You can, but you'll need to connect it through a brushless ESC. Cheers, Max

[@williamwallace4027]

@@MaxImagination i do have a 30a esc ,thanks bro

[@vinayvarmaa]

Hi max, I love the build.May I ask something,How to control 4-DC motors and 2-servo motor? Without ESC. Can you please say once🥺🥺

[@MaxImagination]

Hi there. Thanks! The servo motors do not require an ESC to run but the motors need some form of motor driver whether be an H-bridge or just a simple MOSFET.

[@vinayvarmaa]

@@MaxImagination Thank you max!

[@vinayvarmaa]

@@MaxImagination I have a Doubt in Transmitter we connects D11 to MOSI But In Receiver we connects D11 servo motor. Is That actually works??

[@cuber_boi]

Can you make a video on how to make transmitter and receiver using esp8266 please 🥺

[@MaxImagination]

Hi, I will keep your idea in mind 🙂👍

[@cuber_boi]

@@MaxImagination please brother make it This will help me a lot

[@vedakthakur656]

will you please make a breif video on how to connect it with elegoo car

[@MaxImagination]

Might do that one day, there still isn't a high enough demand. We'll see

[@Alihaider10109]

Hey if I make a transmitter from someone’s else video will it work on this reciever😅😅

[@MaxImagination]

It may, if you adapt the pinouts in the code. Also, the codes must match to one transmitter and receiver pair.

[@Samuel_L.Jackson]

Hello Max , Can i use a Arduino UNO board for transmitter or as a receiver instead of Nano ,, Cause I have one nano and one uno

[@williamna5800]

Yes, anything that can communicate over SPI will work. Might want to double check pinout but even that I believe is the same on both. Also, those "PS2" china gimbals are junk, nearly so bad as to be switches in some cases, Buy the cheapest "real" gimbals from banggood or aliexpress and your xmitter will be 100x better. One other note... the nrf24l01 pa lna that has metal shield over it is worth the extra couple $

[@MaxImagination]

Hello there. Yes, Arduino Micro, Nano, Uno, Mega... all of those boards will work with the project involving radio frequency modules that communicate over something called SPI. Cheers.

[@Samuel_L.Jackson]

@@williamna5800 Thanks A Lot , Does the same code work for both? Just need to upload it while selecting Uno as a board thats it? If any other things are there please Let me know , Thank You once Again

[@williamna5800]

@@Samuel_L.Jackson yes if the only thing you change is the uno/nano. The only thing you might need to tweak are the endpoints for servos/gimbals so you get full left/right and center is actaul center. Ideally 1000 = full left 1500 exact center 2000 full right Edit: of course select uno for uno and nano for the nano.

[@GuruPrasadCT]

@@williamna5800 Hey Any ideas how to Run this using Cordless motor , With gearbox [ From rc plane] Edit : I Hope 3.3 Volts will work for battery?? Thanks

[@jaeger9639]

hey man can i use it for a plane i need to Attach 4 servos and a brushless motor to the recevier

[@MaxImagination]

Yes, you may use it for a plane with the given code.

[@jaeger9639]

@@MaxImagination Thanks a lot man you help me a lot

[@sahanakulkarni5292]

Where should we connect the iro on the nrf to the arduino uno

[@MaxImagination]

The IRQ pin goes nowhere.

[@sahanakulkarni5292]

Thank you very much

[@sahanakulkarni5292]

And the way you have made this and explained is excellent

[@MaxImagination]

Thank you for your positive feedback!

[@mukolamagon8210]

Hey idk why but I can not open the code

[@MaxImagination]

Here you go: drive.google.com/drive/folders/18mRMYppxUW6vEGs56DPiHVGudM7kNdCT?usp=sharing