I think that this tutorial helped me the most, because when I first got the NRF24L01 I was like really sad cause I couldn't transmit data, couldn't change the constant chars of course, but now I understood that I need to transmit a char multiple times forming a kind of period of seconds per every transmit. So that I can control the period with some input from the joystick and transmit it to the receiver which can detect the period and then do whatever I want with it. Thank you a lot!
I've ben trying to get these nrf24 modules to work for days now i was about to just desolder the sma connectors and throw em away then i stumbled across your tutorial and they work first try thanks so much
I really appreciate the way you communicate information without lot of filler and always inserting little bits of wisdom...watch out for this...careful to do that. You are passing so much information, I find myself having to pause. I'm grateful that you share this knowledge and I'm interested in the PCB item you mentioned...when I get good.
In the loop function you have all inputs being assigned to ch1 at one point, fixed later on, small copy/paste error I guess that was remedied during debug. Otherwise very good, thanks!!
I made one last month for my end study project using your previous method, this video will help me to update Some issues. thanks a lot my friend. by the way i'll came to visit Barcelona in next summer i hope meeting you there.
I bought my items from Aliexpress, cause it's a very cheep: "Digital LED Capacity Tester Battery Indicator", good joysticks, and NRF24l01 module with "AMS1117 Socket Adapter Plate Board For 8Pin NRF24L01". All those cost me about 45 dollars with 3d printed case.
Hello Sir, thanks for this tutorial but you have some small error in your transmitter code. You mapped from 0-1024 to 0-255. I think it should have been mapping from 0-1023 into 0-255.
The transmit loop() at time 13:20 shows all the input signals being assigned to the channel 1 of the transmitted structure. Looks like a copy-paste error!
I am happy that you reply my comment so that why i deleted that comment. Keep it up bro.😊😊😊😊.I gave that comment because you not replied me in form. So i thought that you are not seeing any comments.
I love your tutorials! Small thing that did not work for me is that my modules were too close togheter and could not make them work. Took them 1m away from each other everything started working fine.
Amazing work and dedication !! would love to see how to add the mpu6050 and get the yaw without drifting, That's gonna be super informative, I really liked how you explained the Code!
Very good design! Thanks a lot. Both me and my friend build the transmitter and receiver. During the test with the potentiometer on channel 0 we observed the same error. Intermittend channel 2,3 and 4 showed the full width for 1 or 2 runs and channel 1 jumped to the nul position. We see this on 2 different builds of the project. The systems are 250km away from each other. I think when this shows up when the drone is in the air something nasty will happen. Did someone of you see this problem as well?
You're a master in electronics! I try to do a lot of different things like this in my channel and in my main channel "Joyplanes RC" combined with drones and airplanes, where are you from?
Очень просто воспринимать твою речь. Удобная и размеренная скорость говорения. It's very easy to understand you speech. Comfortable and measured the speed of speaking.
Hi guys. I hope you like the video. Help my projects: www.patreon.com/ELECTRONOOBS Webpage tutorial here: www.electronoobs.com/eng_arduino_tut25.php Thank you very much!
I think the problem comes in when the arduin uses its ref actually as 0 to 1023. Setting the data to 0 to 255 using arduino map so it will convert those values to suit it. I think you should have explained that part but great vid. Ty very easily made
I think you use the wrong value on the map range. It should be from 0 to 1023, wasn't it? I changed mine and it worked perfectly. But once I didn't yet buy the 3.3v conversor I had to use the little nRF24L01 which does not drain as much current as the one who has the antena. Very nice.. congrats bro
I build this exactly and it worked great for many flying hours until one day it suddently stopped responding. The most dangerous thing was that it kept giving the ESC a throttle signal causing the plane to fly a long way before chrashing into a field (thank god). There was no electrical failure because it worked fine again after hitting the reset button on the reciever. I dont think its a software bug in your code. maybe in a library? or the cheap arduino boards or nrf modules from china just arrent 100% reliable... Whatever the cause was, I am never trusting my plane to an arduino again!
Finally I understood RF modules communication .Simply effective tutorial ❤
I think that this tutorial helped me the most, because when I first got the NRF24L01 I was like really sad cause I couldn't transmit data, couldn't change the constant chars of course, but now I understood that I need to transmit a char multiple times forming a kind of period of seconds per every transmit. So that I can control the period with some input from the joystick and transmit it to the receiver which can detect the period and then do whatever I want with it. Thank you a lot!
Would you mind elaborating, i dont quite understand?
Finally found it a year later congratulations you just gained a subscriber
Thank you for reminding me that I have some NRF modules that I need to do something with.
I sense a future project coming soon...
I saw in the comments, that you helped many people with this tutorial!!! & Me too!
thank you. I always share your videos with my university friends.
nice
Really awesome work, man. That and a 3d printed case could be awesome! 😀
Tell me how to connect plz
@@chakriyatech2364 What exactly do you mean? :)
Your videos are really top notch man! I hope you keep up the good work! Lately I have been hitting your website very first to learn new stuff!
I've ben trying to get these nrf24 modules to work for days now i was about to just desolder the sma connectors and throw em away then i stumbled across your tutorial and they work first try thanks so much
Some of the best videos on the tube….very well put together. Thank you!
Thank you sooooo much my friend i have been vaiting for this for sooooo long now i can build a drone or a rc plane
For getting rid of the noise... Wrap aluminium foild around the data wire and connect the foil to ground.
I really appreciate the way you communicate information without lot of filler and always inserting little bits of wisdom...watch out for this...careful to do that. You are passing so much information, I find myself having to pause. I'm grateful that you share this knowledge and I'm interested in the PCB item you mentioned...when I get good.
In the loop function you have all inputs being assigned to ch1 at one point, fixed later on, small copy/paste error I guess that was remedied during debug. Otherwise very good, thanks!!
Grumpy Old Tech yes. Other subscribers told me that. My mistake. Just in the video. The code that you download has ch1 to ch7. Keep up!
Nice video as always 👌 my girlfriend already knows you by your voice when i’m watching your videos :D
hahaha... mine would too ... hahaha ... but i don't have any friends ... hahaha
I made one last month for my end study project using your previous method, this video will help me to update Some issues. thanks a lot my friend. by the way i'll came to visit Barcelona in next summer i hope meeting you there.
Amine Olivier ,how much does it cost?
I bought my items from Aliexpress, cause it's a very cheep: "Digital LED Capacity Tester Battery Indicator", good joysticks, and NRF24l01 module with "AMS1117 Socket Adapter Plate Board For 8Pin NRF24L01". All those cost me about 45 dollars with 3d printed case.
Dude, awesome project! Great editing as well! Totally subbed.
I have made a same to same working prototype on perfboard ....
worked like a charm using ur codes .......
I have been wanting this tutorial for sooooo long!
Immediately subscribed :) and LIKED
I really like your step by step explanation of the code.Thank you so much!
At 12:32 the send.data lines should be from ch1 to ch7. That's an error in the video. If you download the code, the error won't be there. Keep up!
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Thanks for the tutorial. I have successfully build my Transmitter and reciever using this codes.
por favor me puedes ayudar con la capacidad del potenciometro
BJB oh
hi , m beginer with this project , can you design pcb with more simplicity and Arduino nano pro mini and Arduino nano,
I can not download code test receiver and transmitter. Your videos are well explained. Excellent.
Thank you for this. I'm going to give it a try and go for the pro build.
this helped me a ton with a school project, ty man
Hello Sir, thanks for this tutorial but you have some small error in your transmitter code. You mapped from 0-1024 to 0-255. I think it should have been mapping from 0-1023 into 0-255.
I got the problem.. By coping his code 😅
That doesn't matter if you map from 1023 or 1024 the maximum will be 255 if value overflows and minimum will be 0 if value goes in negative.
@@rameshwargadekar7626not really, you will reach 255 before the potentiometer comes to the end . I think idk lol
Thanks electronicnoob that is perfactly working yesterday i have completed controller or receiver..
The transmit loop() at time 13:20 shows all the input signals being assigned to the channel 1 of the transmitted structure. Looks like a copy-paste error!
Yes. Don't worry, that's just in the video. A small mistake. In the code is from Ch1 to Ch7. Keep up and thank you!
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Your tutorial are simply fantastic ! You are great ! Thank you so much !
great explanation bro
very nice NRF24 video!!!
Nice! Ive been looking for a video on exactly This!
Nice work really appreciated, have seen many videos but only yours cleared my doubt👍
Happy to hear that! Thanks!
I'm thankful for your videos its working n i have made my NRF transmitter and receiver
Thanks for the great info man
Thank you for everything you said ! You helped me a lot figuring how i was going to do it !
ive yet to do this but i think you explained the subject clearly and succint thanks
I am happy that you reply my comment so that why i deleted that comment. Keep it up bro.😊😊😊😊.I gave that comment because you not replied me in form. So i thought that you are not seeing any comments.
First of all awesome video and what I have an idea is please make a video on how to make a FM transmitter
You deserve a salute bro..... keep it up.
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I love your tutorials! Small thing that did not work for me is that my modules were too close togheter and could not make them work. Took them 1m away from each other everything started working fine.
Hi friend
Perfect! But if the mix of channels was added, it would be very complete
Amazing work and dedication !! would love to see how to add the mpu6050 and get the yaw without drifting, That's gonna be super informative, I really liked how you explained the Code!
This is freaking brilliant. Thanks a ton.
Finally I have made this project... Its work great .thanks
MUSTAQUE AHMED how much distance signal can cover?
Nice project! Very clean code!
Bro u are my fallen angel bro thank u very much
nice work keep it up. this was really helpful in understanding RF working.
very nice work, I suggest you a similar project: build an rf controller dedicated to parrot toy drones, it could be a very nice deal...
Very good design! Thanks a lot. Both me and my friend build the transmitter and receiver.
During the test with the potentiometer on channel 0 we observed the same error.
Intermittend channel 2,3 and 4 showed the full width for 1 or 2 runs and channel 1 jumped to the nul position.
We see this on 2 different builds of the project. The systems are 250km away from each other.
I think when this shows up when the drone is in the air something nasty will happen.
Did someone of you see this problem as well?
Nope sorry mine work fine
Maan you are an artistronic , Thaaanks a lot !!!
You're a master in electronics! I try to do a lot of different things like this in my channel and in my main channel "Joyplanes RC" combined with drones and airplanes, where are you from?
Thank you so much .I assembled this circuit in last week. it was working very well (perfect) when until i broke my arduino nano😂😂😂.
thank for all, Bro....it is very good for me
Thank you Sir, it really helped alot to clear almost all my Doubts
Thanks a Bunch
man, you're the best!
Thans a lot , that is the best video in TH-cam
Очень просто воспринимать твою речь. Удобная и размеренная скорость говорения.
It's very easy to understand you speech. Comfortable and measured the speed of speaking.
Странный акцент, но в тоже время очень понятно.
Incredibly well explained and helpful video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you very much!
Your content is always helpful.
Molto simpatico e ottimo risultato, ciao 🧤
Keep up with the awesome video. I need this video today, veryy helpful and have recommended to friends. Thank you!!!:)
I like the PWM that PPM because it's very easy cool lol
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My friend, I am very happy to thank you for this beautiful useful video
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That's just what I wanted. Thanks a lot
Very good explanation of your code. Thank you
This what I exactly looked for thanks, great content and subbed
amizing thank you teacher i hope done more for electronique
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Awesome episode thank you so much 😀
Great vid sir well done I’ve learned so much from you , 👍🏻🇬🇧
Surely going to build one
Was really helpful! I made it and it is successful. Thanks sir!!!
Hi guys. I hope you like the video. Help my projects: www.patreon.com/ELECTRONOOBS
Webpage tutorial here: www.electronoobs.com/eng_arduino_tut25.php
Thank you very much!
I am really impressed! Thank you for very nice tutorial.
Muchas gracias, un buen vídeo en el que explicas de maravilla el código de transmisión de un módulo de radio RC. Estaremos atentos a tus progresos
Awesome work!
Congratulations, nice project, thanks for share.
You're the best bro,its help a lot 😍😍
Nice 😁👏👍 hitting the code too. Thanks 🙏
Amazing tutorial 😊👍
Thank you so much brother. You are great.
ah, now I can enjoy to this channel
A good idea is develope a radio controller with loraWan, is really hard to find something using loraWan in this kind of stuff.
This man is greatscott II
Very very good video tutorial
thanks a lot , awesome projects
Excellent dude!
Good your videos are very helpful for me thank you
You can always send up to 8 digital channels in one byte. Then you still have 7 analog channels. :-)
Thanks heaps for everything :)
I think the problem comes in when the arduin uses its ref actually as 0 to 1023. Setting the data to 0 to 255 using arduino map so it will convert those values to suit it. I think you should have explained that part but great vid. Ty very easily made
NICE!! do you did the future project with the gyro data as input ?:):)
I think you use the wrong value on the map range. It should be from 0 to 1023, wasn't it?
I changed mine and it worked perfectly. But once I didn't yet buy the 3.3v conversor I had to use the little nRF24L01 which does not drain as much current as the one who has the antena. Very nice.. congrats bro
great video! I want to reduce the size of the receiver as I am trying to build it for 1:64 rc car
Thanx for a decent step by step video. And what was that banana for?
I build this exactly and it worked great for many flying hours until one day it suddently stopped responding. The most dangerous thing was that it kept giving the ESC a throttle signal causing the plane to fly a long way before chrashing into a field (thank god). There was no electrical failure because it worked fine again after hitting the reset button on the reciever. I dont think its a software bug in your code. maybe in a library? or the cheap arduino boards or nrf modules from china just arrent 100% reliable... Whatever the cause was, I am never trusting my plane to an arduino again!
You're great! Thank you for this video.
Nice project.
really good, I will buy adruino then