KABOLITE K336 CAT Excavator With DIY ESP32 Sound Controller Loading 3D Printed ZIL-137 10x10 Truck

In this video: adding ESP32 sound and Arduino virtual inertia to the HUINA / AMEWI KABOLITE K336 Caterpillar 336 hydraulic excavator
Part 1, unboxing and first test: • HUINA KABOLITE CAT 336...
ZIL-137 3D printed truck: • WPL ZIL-137 V8 10x10 T...
Actros truck: • Hercules Hobby Mercede...
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Features:
- Brushless motors for: tracks, rotation and hydraulic pump
- Hydraulic pump with integrated, adjustable pressure reduction valve
- Die casted metal frame, cover beam, elbow, shovel, tracks etc. (weight about 10.5kg)
- Rebranded Flysky FS-i6S remote with 10CH receiver included
- 7.4V, 10000mAh 18650 cell based battery pack and charger included
- Switchable lights on the cab and on the beam
About the quality:
I wand to be honest with you. The quality is not the best. In most parts it is OK, but there are serious problems which need to be fixed before using it:
- Metal shavings in the oil, caused by sharp edges on the pump gears
- Poor controllability caused by internal valve leakages
- I show you how to fix these issues in Part 1 (link above)
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- PAM8403 amplifier: www.banggood.c...
- Speaker: www.banggood.c...
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- amewi.com/Voll...
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[@jps99]

I am super happy you are now adapting your brilliant ESP32 board to tracked vehicles! I know you don't care for tanks, but the features you add for your excavator will surely benefit those of us who are using your sound controller in our tanks! Your rotation and boom raising and lowering sounds will become turret rotation and gun elevation sounds! whoo Hoo!

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thanks, have fun with it.

[@islandrc-duke1972]

Awesome video and excavator,nice sound machine

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thanks

[@BuildItBetter3D]

This is superb! My PCBs just arrived and I’ve got your sound and light controller working on my 1/14 Kenworth. The detail is amazing. Once my truck is complete I plan to do some videos showing how great it is, I’ll credit and direct everyone to you. Keep up the great work.

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thank you so much for the praise. I can't wait to see your videos, please let me know.

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Worlds most realistic excavator sound module? Let me know your opinion!

[@osmanalan9456]

great. but I don't understand why you need to use converter? I checked the program. Does it work with pwm?

[@osmanalan9456]

ibus cannot be used here. It would be great if it supports pwm!

[@TheDIYGuy999]

​@@osmanalan9456 It is optional and used to make the movements smoother by adding acceleration and deceleration ramps to the ppm servo signals. The sound controller is controlled by the IBUS port on the receiver.

[@TheDIYGuy999]

@@osmanalan9456 It does support PWM, PPM, SBUS, IBUS and SUMD. IBUS just makes the wiring easier. Details:
github.com/TheDIYGuy999/Rc_Engine_Sound_ESP32/blob/master/README.md

[@osmanalan9456]

@@TheDIYGuy999 very good ! remote ppm will continue to work. converter ibus will do. sound controller ibus will work. I get it now

[@francisvicenzi]

Excelente trabalho amigo, parabéns!! 😀

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thank you

[@AatTsani]

wann kann ich sowas haben

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Das fragst du am besten deine Frau

[@AatTsani]

@@TheDIYGuy999 haha, frag nicht danach, meine Frau wird bestimmt nie zustimmen

[@YetAnotherRcChannel]

Nice one! Love the virtual inertia converter.
But as far as I can see, it's doing the same as the slow function on some radios?
I'll definetively try it out on some models where I usee more limited radio.

[@TheDIYGuy999]

Thanks. Yes, it's doing the same, but most affordable radios don't have this function.

[@PauloRicardo-pp4ml]

what is the virtual inertia controller? Is it a new board? It is not in the list to buy

[@TheDIYGuy999]

See here: github.com/TheDIYGuy999/4CH_Delay