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

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

It has for me even up until now. It all comes down to the quality of the rubber band - don't go for cheap every day bands. Use the band included in the gear kits.

@@MaxImaginationAlright! Thanks bud!!

As much as 6V MAX to the receiver board.

Hey there! You could, but that would be a completely different drone. I suggest you watch another video for that. Try ESP32-based drones. Cheers!

@@MaxImagination Hey thanks a lot mate. i was actually working on the esp 32 based drone. I was wondering if using ESP 8266 would be sufficient., as it also has wi-fi module

Hey! I suggest you look for the resources you need here: www.elegoo.com/blogs/arduino-projects/elegoo-samrt-robot-penguin-bot-tutorial

I use the Creality Ender 3 V2

@@MaxImagination thanks Man

I appreciate that!

These motors can last you months of not years if used correctly - not overvolted and not driven the the wrong directions.

is there any way to still use this

Try searching on google for the APK app file.

I followed a lot online both free and paid. I suggest you start with books for electronics such as "Practical Electronics for Inventors".

Making cost may vary from $10-20 USD depending from where you purchase the parts.

This is my job.

No but for real Im looking for the name I would like to do something like this ​@@MaxImagination

If you are interested in electronics, try studying electronics engineering. If you're more into aeronautics and flying stuff, combine it with aeronautical engineering.

Linked in my pinned comment below this video.

Glad you liked it!

Glad it helped you! Thanks!

What do you mean by synchronizing it? Try opening a different version of the multiwii software in another folder, such as the 32-bit version. Software as such can have strange incompatibility issues.

@@MaxImagination I've found out the problem. It is a bug on MultiWii 64 bits. I've installed the jre x86 and opened the 32 bits version. Worked like a charm. Thanks anyway

This is all handled in the software. Keep in mind, it's not a brushless drone to have encoders.

Hi there! With how the code is configured nowadays, you NEED the SD card in order for it to work.

Thanks, Alex!

Thank you! There aren't many alternatives of this size, it's just about as good as it gets unless you're willing to invest much more $$$

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.

Thanks! The ESP32-cam is not compatible with this project.

@@MaxImagination I am kidding you with this rude words. I really like it, and some time ago was really curious about using arduino as a flight controller but had no idea how to replace motor speed controllers, but now its all clear to me, and I'm going to build it. I'll try to stream video on my smartphone and transmit controll signals from my smartphone as well, so the whole project would be a bit cheaper

No worries! Glad you found my video helpful in making your own Arduino drone. Best of luck!

I don't understand your question? The dimensions are shown on the blueprints.

That's awesome! Glad to hear that!

It is actually correct... Maybe your FTDI board is different from mine?

Yes, you should be able to. The code is inter-compatible with different ESPs.

@@MaxImagination Oh, thank you for your help. However, I tried uploading the code to my microcontroller yesterday, and it didn't report any errors. But after being reflashed, the microcontroller cannot broadcast WiFi even though I tried restarting the circuit. I'm really stuck. I hope you can help me this time. Thank you so much.

Hey there. Have you analyzed what the serial monitor is mentioning about the issue? Try troubleshooting your board a little more. Check forums on your specific board, as well.

Thank you! Cheers!

I highly appreciate that! As my mantra goes, "You can make anything you set your mind to".

Find sharper scissors or sharpen them. Also, you may want to heat the plastic more.

Thank you! Cheers!

You can probably make something from using its battery, vibrator motor, and speakers. Combines with a number of other parts, you may be able to make something, but not so much.

@@MaxImagination can we connect raspberry Pi or another item to use as motherboard etc

That depends on what you intend to make. I suggest you keep those parts spare and decide first on what you want to make and only use the parts if you need them.

$180-250 USD including goggles and the transmitter.

I appreciate that!