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hi, i used the 3.3 from the stlink thing i think, hope this helps

hi, yes control the output of the DAC with the ps3 controller, it will be outputting a voltage, you can test it by plugging the DAC output into an analog pin and reading the voltage when sending different signals to confirm its working, hope this helps

ye just stick to pla and tpu and you should be ok

Welcome

you could use 2 hoverboard motherboards

hi, sometimes a break can help you get past things you are stuck on, I have a couple of motherboard hacking videos that you may find helpful, if you are ok with arduino you can manipulate the signals going to the boards to do what ever you want, hope this helps

@@A-tech i finally lerned how to select what i need and build program & upload the program. But now i need to find a way for throttle/brake and forward/neutral/reverse inputs.

copper wires bro

hi, there is a channel called 'robo durden' hes quite upto date with new boards, thats the first place i would look, hope this helps

Thank you! Cheers!

happy to help!

hi, the boards dont need to be connected together, hope this helps

@@A-tech can you please elaborate. How do they connect together if it running on just one Remote Control? That means the remote would run 4 wheels simultaneously…

hi, the wiring diagram is in the later part of the video, you can get a screenshot from that, the code is really basic, you can use the fade example to send a pwm signal or use a dac to mimic a potentiometer, hope this helps!

no problem, I have put the link in the description

Is that it?! no part 2 then 😂

You are welcome!

hi, thats right yes, you use the dacs to mimic the potentiometer, so you can use them with so many things, thanks

that would have been a good thing to put on, it would help it stick to the ground too

hi, hmm so e-bike controller, ok i heard they have a safety or activation wire you need to power too? might be that? hope this helps

@@A-tech yes I have seen the same thing ( thanks for the suggestion) , as this one ☝️ really puzzled me every thing brand new fully charged checked all cables etc , I guess it dose t leave much !

yes without a gyro too, thanks

top tip: old hard drives are heavy so they are good for weighing things down to stop them moving

thank you

hi, you could use the hoverboard motherboard and make a controller for it

@@A-tech i have 12v Esc and transmitter with controller from kids car , it will be nice if you can make a video how to do it , i wanna put hoverboard wheels to kids car so i can control it and i don’t know if 12v esc and transmitter from kids car will hold 36v

hi, have a look at my ps3 controller to arduino video, thanks

Glad it helped!

hi, the code is just basic pwm, you can get it from a fade example in the ide, I did another video with the controller but they are not that good, using the motherboard that comes with the hoverboard is best I think, thanks

hi yes there is another video: czcams.com/video/7lScM__fiOE/video.html, I havnt done anything with the motors since, mostly been working on the rc cars, thanks

they should have just made them acrylic, I did hear back from them eventually and they have agreed to send me a replacement, might be worth sending them an email, cs@creality.com, good luck and thanks for the comment

it breaks way too easy!

@@A-tech Can you or @ThreeDPrintDesigns help me with something please? My door was shattered on delivery. I cleared all debris that I could physically reach, but when I check (by tilting my printer, like emptying shards into a bag for example) -- it's like there's a TON of glass like... INSIDE the printer. It's really weird, and I don't know how to get it all out, and I can't find literally anything online and the support team is SOOOOO slow to provide any meaningful assistance.

hi, yes they were on the same arduino, they were pwm controlled so you can use a 'fade' arduino example and then just connect the right pins, I dont recommend this motor controller , the hoverboard motherboard way is loads better, hope this helps

ye bit low this one to be doing jumps like that haha

hi, im not sure, could be center or might be random or might not work at all, thanks

I'm also having issues with connecting the board 2 the cube programmer

hi, i think you would need one to set them to be the same, if none is connected im not sure what would happen, they might go the same by default, you could probably connect a potentiometer to the steering for a bit of electronic differential, i think even with a trike the rear wheels would want to go different speeds, hope this helps

@@A-tech agreed. Just rather not have extra dials a kid can play with. Maybe i mount on steering column with gear to accomplish the differencial when steering. But from what i see in your video this would also mean if steering is turned with no throttle it would still activate which is why i rather not have it at all

hi, they are cnc rod or shaft support brackets, 14mm i think, hope this helps

thanks

yes that happens when you upload the new software

what you are describing is a go kart kit that people can already buy, have you seen the one with a seat and 2 levers?

@@A-tech no... can you link... and not really looking to buy.. i have multiple hoverboards no longer in use and in great shape, i would like to use them if at all posible. not making a gocart but a trike.

@@A-tech never mind found it... again, i do not want to go thru the hassel of flashing firmware and writing code. i saw somewhere a guy that added some resisters to the board itself to allow for throttle control.

there is a bit of sound at the end if that helps

Hi, I'm actually in the process of creating a detailed video outlining the entire build, if you want to get started you can get an arduino uno with usb host shield, in the examples sketch there is one for joystick, load that up and plug in your wheel to see if it works, thanks

Cool! I will wait for your video. I will also check the joystick library. I just bought the wheel so it might be a few days till I get it. Thanks!

@@A-tech did that video ever come out i cant find it and have been looking into doing somthing like this unfortunately theres almost nothing online about actually doing this just asking cant wait to see the switch project expand!

I will add ABS into the title, thanks

Hi, yes it might have something to do with the low infil and the 0.1 layer height, it doesnt seem so bad on the black one, yes I think it makes them stronger too, thanks

These parts only took 1.5 hours to print

it doesn't dissolve in acetone

make sure to use nail polish remover that has acetone in it, as not all of them have nowadays

thanks

ahh no way didnt think of that, thanks for the tip

hi, i think they are public on my tinkercad page, my name on it is A-Tech, thanks

hi, no problem, if you check out my other hoverboard video with this controller i have added the code in the description and also a wiring diagram, i would recommend using the 'Flipsky VESC' or a genuine hoverboard motherboard instead as they are much better and less prone to problems during use, thanks

they are very useful