วีดีโอ

Yes, we must consider the negative and positive side of the capacitor. If you connect it in reverse polarity, it can explode. So be careful. On the capacitor, the negative terminal is mentioned using negative sign. You can easily identify the terminals by just looking at the capacitor

@AKElectroDIY the negative and positive of capacitor I got to know but where to connect it, ie negate to (gnd or vcc) or positive to (vcc or gnd) pls clarify

@@TechieDudes Negative is Gnd Positive is Vcc

@@jasro007 Yes, you can use it.

@@prowingplane7380 Thanks bhai. Actually mene hallroad se pata ki thi 2200kv motor. Lekin mujhe nahi mili. Is liye 2450kv hi laga di

@AKElectroDIY me Bhi Hal road sy lata ho ap mujh sy contact kary me ap shop ka address btao ga

@@prowingplane7380 Oh sahi. Ap bhi Lahore se hain na? Aur shop konsi achi hai rc electronics kay liye?

@@AKElectroDIY I’m live from archways

Where is this?

How much voltage are you giving to the nrf adapter? Connected from which pin? It might be the case that voltage are not sufficient for it.

Thanks 🙌

@@sajidakilledar779 I just do all this stuff as a hobby.

@@aliasfen The company says that the maximum range is about 1 km. But in real case scenario, its generally less. But if you think that the range is less, then you can check the transmitter and see if the antenna inside is damaged or not.

Both antenas inside are connected and working ,i guess the signal is weak...anyway I am disappointed,I received less for more money

@@aliasfen The signal can be weak due to some of these reasons:- 1. The transmitter battery voltage is low. 2. The transmitter battery itself is not good quality. 3. The antenna might have become faulty. You can try changing the antenna with a new one. Just buy an ipex to sma antenna connector. You can get that for about 1 dollar.

@@nasirhussain6633 Oh yes, you can use it. For sure!

The two-wire motor is called brushed motor. You just need a brushed ESC for that. I have used brushless ESC. Everything else will be the same.

@@vanshkakkar4678 On which side? The transmitter or the receiver?

@ led side is receiver side

Oh yes I'm familiar with the problem. The Output of the ESC is not enough to power the Arduino and servos. There are three ways:- 1. Use a high ampere ESC so that it can easily run the arduino as well as the servos 2. Use a seperate power supply for Arduino and Servos. I mean power the Arduino from another power source which is different from Servo power source. 3. Try adding a capacitor to arduino voltage input.

@@AKElectroDIY ok so i have added a capcitor already and when i try to use the nrf adapter it completely stops working and i m using it without adapter and talking about the esc that i wanna tell that i am not using esc for now because i am just testing the tranmitter and receiver through servos only that if it works or not

@@AKElectroDIY btw i am using two 18650 (3.7volt lithium cell) for arduino nano receiver and 3 18650 cells for transmitter

Yes, link in bio. Username: akelectrodiy

@@clintonhalunajan467 Yes, it is compatible. Everything will be same.

@AKElectroDIY i download the program but cañnot be opened siir can you help me

@@clintonhalunajan467 You installed the arduino software?

@@AKElectroDIY yes i downloaded it

@@clintonhalunajan467 Then it should open. Its an arduino file and there is nothing changed.

Here is the drive link drive.google.com/drive/folders/15aaajUPkWNMawnCxb0CN483zephJhKWb

The delta wing is more stable because it has larger wing area.

Delta wing is more stable European typhoon and french rafale have very good manevours In some cases they have beat the American f35 in dog fight But delta Wing have disadvantage to just if u Carry more missiles it will not perform good manevours Just like Indian samosa Tejas Well french rafale is good example with meteor missile But Russian flankers are Best in maneuver Russian people always works on the maneuver while west focus on electronic warfare Aesa radar

​@@AKElectroDIYlong time no seen hru?

@@animetoon1192 True that bro, how are you

@@AKElectroDIY fine what about u

Oh Thanks ❤

It seems the ESC calibration problem. Did you calibrate the ESC? Or you're not familiar with what ESC calibration is.

And, just a question. Are you using a 2S (7.4V) battery to power the ESC?

@@AKElectroDIY yes I did used 2s and also 3s but the last beep is not twice instead it's a single beep. My esc is a 30a standard esc which is a local one. Please help me to solve this problem 🙏

The last beep is single I think. Its like Beep beep beep ........ Beeeeeeeep

Actually, when you use 2s battery, the beep is Beep Beep ...... Beeeeep And for 3s, it is Beep Beep Beep ........ Beeeeep

Yes, It can charge the battery. However, this charger is a bit low quality. If you are tight on budget then it is just OK. But if you have more budget, you might invest in a better Digital charger, like SkyRC B6, ToolKitRC, etc.

@@AKElectroDIY I liked and subscribed because of your help and great video!

@@Hugo27-h9k Thank you! My pleasure.

​@@AKElectroDIYtoolkitrc c3?

Yes, might be a good one.

Mera bhi ye masla aa raha tha. Kaafi der baad jaa kr mujhe pata chala ke wiring mein masla tha. Wiring theek ki to calibration ho gayi sahi. Ap Wiring ko dubara check karein. Two wire aapas mein interchange ho sakti hain joysticks ki. Aur multimeter se bhi aik baar saare connections OK kar lein.

@AKElectroDIY Ohh Mai abhi thk karta hun Thanks for the tip

​@@AKElectroDIY Ak Bhai ab Naya masla agya hai .Jab Mai transmitter ka antenna Laga ta Hun to signal mai interference Hoti hai. Or jab utar dun to sai Chala hai par abhi range test nhi Kiya . Is ka Kya hal hai?

@abdullahazam5124 Ap ye solutions try kar sakte ho:- 1. Transmitter mein receiver ka antenna attach kar dena. 2. Transmitter aur receiver ka nrf module apas mein interchange kar dena. 3. Ho sakta hai ke jis jagah pr ap rehte ho wahan paas mein koi mobile tower ho. Jis ki waja se interference aa rahi ho. Ap phir ye kar sakte ho ke kisi dusri jagah pe jaa kr test kar lena.

@@abdullahazam5124 Wese mujhe to yehi lag raha hai ke apke area mein se koi interference aa rahi hai. Kisi dusri jagah pe jaa kr test karne se pata chal jaye ga.

Yes, you can try.

Absolutely Right. I mentioned in the video too, that the direction of propellers should be opposite to each other. And talking about the propellers turning inward, I was a bit confused when thinking about that. I mean, they can turn inward from the above or from the below. It won't really make a difference, right? By the way I'm really thankful for your comment, and the invaluable information you provided. Appreciated 👌

Thanks for the advice. Appreciated 🎉

@@BIG-MAD By the way, do you mean that the wire is too long so due to resistance, the Current will drop. To reduce that drop, I need to add capacitors, right? But don't the ESCs have built-in capacitors at the power input? Or I need to add extra ones.

@AKElectroDIY the built-in capacitor is for the main wire that came with it. You need to add a minimum of 470uF for every 15cm length. By the way, it's not about resistance it is more like inductance between the battery and the esc.

@@BIG-MAD Thank you for the information. Will consider it. Cheers 🎉❤

I am very glad to hear that you like to watch my videos. Explanation of every part is in the Plans which I have given link in the description. It contains all the measurements, and if you see and understand it, you can easily make all the parts with the correct size.

​Oh ya . saya langsung koment tak melihat di deskripsi anda di drive . sorry my friend.🙏 Saya . terima kasih ❤🤜​@@AKElectroDIY

Welcome 😊

The transmitter setup and battery from smarthobby.pk And other electronics from daraz online store and some from hallroad market Lahore. I have included the daraz store links. You can check out the products if you want. s.daraz.pk/s.yqaM s.daraz.pk/s.yKyo s.daraz.pk/s.yKES s.daraz.pk/s.yKtT s.daraz.pk/s.yKJG

@@rikkysharmavlog8651 Yes ☠

@@rikkysharmavlog8651 ❤✌

Try again with this one. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1f0RahDQCv1Usma3Wfq5XYu8geFoS4lUM?usp=sharing If still doesn't work, copy and paste this link on a browser to see if it works or not.

@@musicfilm6325 Thermocol

@@musicfilm6325 Ye packing material mein jo foam use hota hai.

Absolutely Yes! You can add this functionality to the arduino.

@@MunnaLal-pu6li Arduino IDE

@@MunnaLal-pu6li Yes you can use. The L298N Motor driver can support these.

@@SbShakib-je2vi For sure. Link is in description.

If you are talking that in general how much voltage we can give to them, it does not have any general input voltage specification. They can operate on any voltage. As for this project, I am providing the Potentiometer and toggle switch 5 volts each to operate them for this project. And I just used a 680r resistor in series with an LED. The LED is just to indicate that the transmitter is ON or OFF. I used the resistor to limit the input voltage to LED (in this case, 8 volts) so that the LED does not get over volt.

Feel free to ask any further questions. I will be really happy to help. 😊

You can contact me on Instagram Id: akelectrodiy

Saya sangat senang Anda suka menonton video saya dan itu membantu Anda dalam membuat Pesawat RC. Akan terus membuat video seperti itu untuk Anda. Salam 🎉

Yes ,senang mendengarnya . 👍 Mantap​@@AKElectroDIY

Hope this solves your concern

The RF Frequency setting in the FlySky i6X transmitter is not intended to be modified directly by users for regular use. This section is typically reserved for testing, diagnostics, or advanced functions (e.g., binding, interference troubleshooting) but not for operational configuration. That’s why the settings in this menu cannot be saved permanently - it's a protective measure by the manufacturer to prevent accidental changes that could affect the transmitter’s operation or compliance with radio communication standards. Here’s some useful context and potential explanations: 1. Diagnostic Mode / Service Menu: The "RF Frequency" menu is likely meant for factory testing or debugging. Options like Carrier Only mode (where only the carrier frequency is transmitted) or selecting between antennas could be for technicians testing transmission strength or diagnosing performance issues. 2. Preventing Permanent Changes: Since RF frequency and antenna settings are regulated and critical for operation, FlySky prevents users from saving any changes to avoid: Illegal frequency operation outside the 2.4 GHz band. Transmission issues (e.g., loss of signal or improper antenna use). 3. Antenna Selection (Left/Right): The i6X transmitter likely uses a dual-antenna diversity system. Allowing changes to the active antenna could be for testing which antenna is performing better, but this would only make sense temporarily. 4. No Save Option by Design: As you've observed, pressing the cancel/exit button does not save the settings. This is because this menu is not intended for customization but for temporary access (e.g., a repair technician using it briefly). Suggested Approach: Stick to Standard Settings: There’s no need to alter these RF settings for normal RC use (binding or flying).

@@AKElectroDIY Ohh yes i understand it now. I was thinking to chance the mode to hopping because i have a Deeper sonar in my baitboat with a wifi range extender. To avoid interferance on the same 2.4Ghz band i was thinking to chance the mode.

@@abdullahazam5124 Hello there. We can connect this controller to PC to practice in a simulator. But not with this microcontroller. You see, the arduino uno and arduino nano have the atmega328 chip. And this chip does not supports HID(Human Interface Device). (HID refers to devices that enable interaction between humans and computers. Keyboards, mice, and game controllers are common examples) On the other hand, The arduino pro micro has an atmega32u4 chip that supports HID capabilities. So the conclusion is, you can use an arduino pro micro to connect this transmitter to the computer to act as a joystick controller for practicing on a simulator.

I am planning to make a transmitter entirely for simulator purposes. Using arduino pro micro. Hope it will be a good project

@@priyesh406 🏹💀💀

The connections will be similar. And I do also have a seperate video on the transmitter I made using ps2 joysticks, and it contains circuit diagram too. You can check it out and then ask if you still need any assistance. Its the first video on the channel. You can scroll down and see it.

@@AKElectroDIY I have seen to it, and now I got understand, only one thing I wanted to know, that since I am making a 6 channel rc, and the circuit I am seening in your video is for 4 channel rc, so doesn't it will affect the circuit.

@@TechieDudes You just need to understand from that video that how to connect ps2 joysticks. And compare these with the 6 channel transmitter. And then you just use the code and diagram of 6 channel transmitter after making appropriate connections.

@@AKElectroDIY but, what if I mistakley do all wrong connection.

@@AKElectroDIY can I not copy down the whole ps2 joystick module connection circuit from the previous videos and copy paste to the 6 ch. Circuit.

I am here for your help bro. Do not worry. Ask freely.

Yes bro why not. Kuch bhi puchna ho to pooch sakte ho.