A few weeks ago I've made this radio controller based on Arduino and the NRF24 radio module. Now we can see how to use it. We start with something easy. Servos are controlled with PWM signal. What we do is receive the radio signal, crewte PWM signals and control the servo turret. We als... view more

• RC
• Radio
• servo
• DIY
• 3D
• tank
• Arduino
• NRF24

Today’s project is not going to be based on evive. Today, we’re going to make yet another smartphone-controlled robot but this time using ESP32. It can move forward, back, right, left, and doesn’t need Bluetooth! We’re to program it in Pict... view more

• RC
• App
• ESP32
• robot

This project is still in progess. See the past version HERE. Now I want to make it bigger to have more space for cool stuff such as a smoke machine, BB gun and more battery. For now I have the design for the bottom part and middle of the tank. Soon I will post the rest of the design... view more

• radio control
• RC
• 3D printed
• tiger 1
• tank

If you grew up watching Honey I Shrunk the Kids, you may recall the scene with Wayne Szalinski’s remote-controlled lawn mower. Inspired by the 1989 film, “elliotmade” designed a version of his own a few years ago that’s still functioning today. Wi... view more

• mower
• iot
• motor
• grass
• RC

We are going to buil a nice and fun radio controlled airplane. To make this project even better we are going to 3D print a real replica of the war Spitfire plane. If you don't have a 3D printer, there will be other tutorials on how to build a plane out of wood, foam or cardboard. The rest of the ... view more

• 3D
• plane
• 3D printed
• spitfire
• RC
• radio control

Welcome to this step by step assemble of this 3D printed plane. I say it again, I'm not a professional 3D designer, so, this might have a lot of issues. Anyway, in this tutorial you will see the parts we have for the plane, some tips of how I've designed some of those parts, the part list we need... view more

• p38
• STL
• 3D printed
• RC
• plane

Read the signal from a PWM radio receiver with the Arduino. Then control the speed adn direction of a DC motor with another PWM signal. This is basic, but you can change the code and add more parts.  view more

• Arduino
• H-bridge
• L29N
• DC motor
• RC
• Radio
• receiver

En un tutorial anterior que puede encontrar en este enlace , hemos visto cómo hacer un controlador de radio basado en Arduino con múltiples canales. Luego, hemos visto en este otro tutorial , cómo usar ese controlador y mover servos para una torreta impresa en 3D. ... view more

• 3D
• coche
• bluetooth
• mando
• DIY
• Arduino
• casero
• RC
• control
• Radio

Yes, I've made another radio controller. Why? well, I wanted to have a more commercial look. So, I've designed a 3D case, then I've used some high quality joysticks in order to have better analog read, It has an OLED screen so we could see the data we send and we could also digitally adjust the d... view more

• controller
• Radio
• RC
• Arduino
• NRF24
• 3D printed

Crystal or ceramic resonator and then we have the oscillator. What is the difference between these 3 elements, why we need them in our circuits, how each of these works and what configurations do we have. In this post we will see all that. I’ll try to explain the main differences between crysta... view more

• crystal
• oscillator
• resonator
• ceramic
• RC
• LC
• Multivibrator

This is an older project, from before the days of the 'tinywhoop' It's inspired by the flitetest.com airplane builds using the dollar tree foam board, hot glue and not much else. It was designed to fit the hobbyking microwii board with 6x integrated brushed ESCs but it should fit a stan... view more

• drone
• foam
• RC