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@@khushbujain4136 Normally, Nrf24l01 does not have an onboard light. But if you are using a voltage module for nrf24l01, then it has a light. If you are still unsure, you can just check voltage on nrf module pins using a multimeter. It should be 3.3V.

Yes you can

@@AKElectroDIY and In 4 channel I saw your video ruclips.net/video/iLDw9k6_kTs/видео.htmlsi=_89FUCmbIsefY78j

Tell me please

@@keertikushwaha3639 Yes, it does not matter. You can use any.

@@keertikushwaha3639 mine is also ch340

@@kavin6522 Try searching for drivers. By default, win11 should recognize it and install drivers automatically. And it takes approximately 5 to 10 minutes to read the device for the 1st time.

The cable and transmitter isn't recognised by the laptop, and I tried to download drivers but they aren't compatible.

The cable might be faulty then?

Try connecting to another laptop or pc, like your friend's or any other.

@@AKElectroDIY sure, thank you

Ok, will try that.

@@MrEd1ts2 Yeah. Doesn't matter at all. Size should be just enough to accommodate all the components. That's it.

@@MrEd1ts2 No problem at all. As motors use their own current directly from the battery and not from the receiver. Actually the ESC has a built-in 5V voltage regulator that powers the receiver and servos. While the Motors are directly powered by the battery voltage, and only their speed is controlled by the receiver. Hopefully you understood the point. 👍

@@TechieDudes I'm glad you liked the video. First of all, you should make sure whether the 180 dc motors have enough thrust to lift the drone. As for a good drone, the thrust shall be about 2 times its total weight. Next, you're asking for electronics components. You can select them according to your requirements. As for a drone, the nrf module without antenna gives a really short range. I mean it can work without any problem. But if you want to fly your drone at a longer distance or more height, you should get an nrf module with antenna. And for the gyro, the one that can be easily used with arduino and its source codes are availabe easily, is the MPU6050. I have personally made a drone using that gyro module. And it has great stability. For more information about your drone project, you can get the ideas from a video by "Max Imagination" ruclips.net/video/Sa6EslOHsI0/видео.htmlsi=B22qgW65WG61kOFt Feel free for any further assistance. I am here to help you out. Cheers 🎉❤

@@AKElectroDIY thanks for replying back. I motors I will be using will be broviding 100g trust ie each motor will be able to care this much weight while flying (minus the 28g weight of the motor so approx 70g ) I I'm making a very light drone so there is no problem with the drone motors, but the problem is with how I make the reciver and transmitet so can you provide me with the new circuit and code.

The video link I provided has complete circuit and code for this kind of drone. I would recommend watching it. If you have any futher concerns, feel free to ask.

@@AKElectroDIY hey, can tell how many channel i would be requiring for 4 motor drone with 1 mpu5060. Also tell I want to add fpv the how many channel reciver and transmitter I would be requiring

@@TechieDudes You need at least 4 channel transmitter and receiver to fully control the drone. You can add some extra channels if you want additional features. But four channel is enough for a drone.

@@saqlainbilal6433 You need to connect the Potentiometers of the joystick. As they have 3 wires each. Namely VCC, SIGNAL, GND. Normally, the middle wire is signal wire and the side wires are VCC and GND wires. The side wires can be interchanged but the signal wire remains the same. Furthermore, if you are unsure about the wiring, you can just check the Potentiometer for correct terminals using a multimeter. There are a ton of tutorials on how to check a Potentiometer.

@@saqlainbilal6433 If you need any more assistance, feel free to ask. I'm here to help you out.

@@AKElectroDIY can i get ur watsapp number

I have no idea how to connect

@@AKElectroDIY it has six pins

@@asifmahmud5437 Glad you liked the video. The pcb gerber files have been provided by kendinyap youtube channel. Here is the link drive.google.com/file/d/1VyXv-6hAfo4b46m2h7WYzhAJbsuA_ZBU/view?usp=sharing

@@mohdanas5569 Thanks ❤️❤️

Yes you can

@@IIT2007 You can just experiment

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@@TechTinker8 Glad you liked it. Thanks!

@@abdomahmoud1014 You mean the current motor draws from the battery? Its about 10 Ampere at cruise speed. And 20A Maximum.

@@AKElectroDIY Why is it that when I install it in a 1400 kilovolt motor, it finishes within three minutes? 18650 Li-ion Battery 3.7v1500mA

@@abdomahmoud1014 I think your battery has a lower C rating. If the battery is 1500mah, it needs to be atleast 15C in order to give enough current. As the current a battery can provide is calculated by the formula:- Amps = Ah x C rating In my case, Amps = 2.5 x 10 = 25A Where 1Ah = 1000mAh Also make sure you don't use 18650 holder. Always solder some good wires to battery else your battery voltage will soon drop because of thin wire or loose contacts between battery and spring, etc. Is it so? You using battery holder?

@@abdomahmoud1014 And also note one thing brother, 1400 kv is not to be confused with 1400 kilovolts. Actually KV means rpm/volt. Mean a 1400 kv motor has 1400 rpm on 1 volt, and 14000 rpm for 10 volt. This is Just for your info.

@@AKElectroDIY Thanks for the information, brother

@@a2zdiy852 Thanks. I made this just for 2000 Rs. So, if just used for rc trainer planes, this is the best both in terms of cost and flight time.

Thanks bro

It is showing the movements on its own display in the settings?

@@AKElectroDIY yes but only there , nothing on my Mission planner

@@George25 And have you tried servos on the receiver? Do they work with pwm?

@@AKElectroDIY no yet but I will

@@George25 You should try that. Also, you made sure the transmitter and receiver are bind together?

@@tharva367 megarment??

Use kar sakte hai. Lekin speed kaafi kam mile gi. 2200kv is better.

@@JoevanniSaavedra Can you tell me more about that. I would really like to try helping you out.

​​@@AKElectroDIYit's actually a school project (a beach cleaning robot),, our teacher suggested that we use fly sky in order to lift the shovel (were gon be using a stepper motor); and control the bot

@@ChesterSaavedra Oh nice. So you use an arduino to get input from the receiver and use it control a stepper motor right? I think it would be much easier if you use a servo motor instead. If it can be used in place of stepper motor. You may use MG90S or MG996R, etc.

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@@robhasdriven895 I think the latest firmware is 2022. You can try updating that. Maybe it can solve the problem. Its not a difficult task so you can give it a try.

@@anshurana260 First of all, you need to choose components that are really light weight. The 9v battery should be a lipo battery and not the ordinary one. Because you need to use a lightweight yet powerful battery. I currently do not have coreless motors. But If I make it, then hopefully there will be a video on that.

Try reversing channel 1, and if not works then reverse channel 2, or both channels. If still not solves the problem, go to elevon settings and change 1st value to full opposite, i.e., if its 100 then change to -100 and if -100 then change to 100. Also try this to 2nd value. You can experiment with these settings and will find the correct setting. I also do this and finally I find the right setting. Actually these settings are sometimes different because of different servo positions.

Its hard thermocol. But normal thermocol can also be used to make it more lightweight.

@@AKElectroDIY ok broo.

@@AKElectroDIY can we build this model with corosheet

Yes you can. Just make sure its lightweight enough so the final weight including all electronics and battery does not exceed about 500 grams.

@@AKElectroDIY ok bro thankoyu for your valuable reply💥🫀✨

Now check the link. Its updated.

1,000 meter

@@IIT2007 Yes bro. It will work just like the flysky transmitter. It just lacks some functions like trim buttons, etc. But it will control an rc plane just like a commercial transmitter.

Thanks❤️❤️

Approximately 4,500 pkr

But when I'm putting it in the cart it's getting more than 5,000

@MrEd1ts2 From which store?

@@AKElectroDIY daraz

You can buy only the joysticks from daraz. All other parts you can buy from epro.pk or digilog.pk They are much cheaper than daraz

No problem. I'm here to help.

@@AKElectroDIY this code image please send me

Receiver and transmitter

@@AKElectroDIY download file is not open both

// Transmitter Code #include <SPI.h> #include <nRF24L01.h> #include <RF24.h> const uint64_t pipeOut = 0xE9E8F0F0E1LL; //IMPORTANT: The same as in the receiver 0xE9E8F0F0E1LL | Bu adres alıcı ile aynı olmalı RF24 radio(9, 10); // select CE,CSN pin | CE ve CSN pinlerin seçimi struct Signal { byte throttle; byte pitch; byte roll; byte yaw; byte aux1; byte aux2; }; Signal data; void ResetData() { data.throttle = 12; // Motor stop | Motor Kapalı (Signal lost position | sinyal kesildiğindeki pozisyon) data.pitch = 127; // Center | Merkez (Signal lost position | sinyal kesildiğindeki pozisyon) data.roll = 127; // Center | merkez (Signal lost position | sinyal kesildiğindeki pozisyon) data.yaw = 127; // Center | merkez (Signal lost position | sinyal kesildiğindeki pozisyon) data.aux1 = 127; // Center | merkez (Signal lost position | sinyal kesildiğindeki pozisyon) data.aux2 = 127; // Center | merkez (Signal lost position | sinyal kesildiğindeki pozisyon) } void setup() { //Start everything up radio.begin(); radio.openWritingPipe(pipeOut); radio.setAutoAck(false); radio.setDataRate(RF24_250KBPS); radio.setPALevel(RF24_PA_HIGH); radio.stopListening(); //start the radio comunication for Transmitter | Verici olarak sinyal iletişimi başlatılıyor ResetData(); } // Joystick center and its borders | Joystick merkez ve sınırları int mapJoystickValues(int val, int lower, int middle, int upper, bool reverse) { val = constrain(val, lower, upper); if ( val < middle ) val = map(val, lower, middle, 0, 128); else val = map(val, middle, upper, 128, 255); return ( reverse ? 255 - val : val ); } void loop() { // Control Stick Calibration | Kumanda Kol Kalibrasyonları // Setting may be required for the correct values of the control levers. | :Kontrol kolların doğru değerleri için ayar gerekebilir. data.throttle = mapJoystickValues( analogRead(A0), 12, 524, 1020, true ); // "true" or "false" for signal direction | "true" veya "false" sinyal yönünü belirler data.roll = mapJoystickValues( analogRead(A3), 12, 524, 1020, true ); // "true" or "false" for servo direction | "true" veya "false" servo yönünü belirler data.pitch = mapJoystickValues( analogRead(A2), 12, 524, 1020, false ); // "true" or "false" for servo direction | "true" veya "false" servo yönünü belirler data.yaw = mapJoystickValues( analogRead(A1), 12, 524, 1020, false ); // "true" or "false" for servo direction | "true" veya "false" servo yönünü belirler data.aux1 = mapJoystickValues( analogRead(A6), 12, 524, 1020, true ); // "true" or "false" for servo direction | "true" veya "false" servo yönünü belirler data.aux2 = mapJoystickValues( analogRead(A7), 12, 524, 1020, true ); // "true" or "false" for servo direction | "true" veya "false" servo yönünü belirler radio.write(&data, sizeof(Signal)); }

Check these and tell me if it opens or not.

Transmitter code drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_Bjo2mMT8pyitcE64oBjZTr-prNjoI5o Receiver code drive.google.com/drive/folders/1J_eQEg_-wvZYvix4GJJfLS-gh_ApU0yl

@@AKElectroDIY not open discord

Yes you're right. These joysticks are rarely available. Really Good to hear that you also wanna make one. Cheers 🙌

Thanks

@@alinan9832 Thanks 😃

You're welcome 😃

Yes you are right. The project credit goes to him.

@@George25 Glad you liked the video. I recently made a Quadcopter using "Arduino" microcontroller. And used this transmitter for that. But in my case, it just arms with throttle at low position and moving the yaw stick either right or left to arm and disarm. And it does not have any altitude or position hold modes so it does not use any additional channels such as channel 5 and 6. Actually I do not have such a flight controller at this time which implements these functionalities, but in future if I get one then will surely upload a video on that. And about the receiver battery, can you please clarify a little bit. If you're talking about the battery to power the receiver, then you can use the 5V power output of an ESC, which commonly has a built in BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuit). I made a video on basic RC connections. You can watch that one if needed. If having any other questions you can freely ask me.

@@AKElectroDIY thank you very much for replying , I would watch your videos again and again until I will get the confidence to do it myself ,you have the best videos so far regarding Flysky i6x , I do want to set an arming switch and a mode switch as the battery I will use the one powering my orange cube flight controller, I’m sorry if I confused you ,like I said I’m new to this and a bit too old , one step at the time for me .Cheers for the videos mate 👍

@@kashibro1884 Thanks. Instagram link in bio

Yes you can but I would advice u use antenna for the transmitter to increase the range

@@pyro_boy137 Yes, You can use. As I told in the video that nrf modules are interchangeable. But as @tammyff749 mentioned the range will decrease with that.

@@AKElectroDIY ooh Tanks for reply bro☺️

@@tammyff749 Thanks bro

@@pyro_boy137 You're Welcome

@@ARGON023 👍

@@Elisrc. Thanks for watching. Really appreciated. 🙌

@@AKElectroDIY 👍

Glad it was helpful!

@@RoboRobo-j4s You're Welcome

Kya ap ka matlab ye hai ke apne transmitter mein battery ki direction reverse daal di thi?

Thanks 😊