OutStanding I have the same RC and FPV camera set up now I'm working on long-distance, i think the Arduino is the way to go, small problem my soldering sucks something that small I would destroy. I would pay for a setup waiting on the run footage and distance. You can program so many heads up display, distance should be awesome. keep up the good work!
Could you explain more of what's going on between 50 seconds and 1:30? It looks like you're using a servo to demonstrate the I2C wheel input to test the PWM output from the Arduino? Is the wheel outputting an I2C signal natively, or is there a lot of computation going on behind the scenes in the Arduino? Very cool project and a clean build, it looks like it works great!
The wheel is connected through the USB Shield on the Arduino Uno. This Arduino takes all the values from the wheel with use of some combined libraries (all data comes in bits so it was quite some hassle to figure out which bits belong together). These values get mapped from 1000 to 2000 (standard Servo values). The Uno then sends all (6) values to the Arduino Mega which creates a PPM stream which is fed into the transmitter. Hope this answers your question!
Hi. Would you like to share the libraries you used here to connect Audrino UNO to wheel? Please drop your email ID so i can get details from you while working on this project. Loved your work here buddy.
Think it would be pretty awesome! Currently using a 24" monitor right which is already quite immersive. I hope to show this in a video soon but one of the front wheels got ripped of by a wall..
Could you create a guide please? It is not quite clear How to configur arduino. I didn't work with arduino priviously, but I really want to make similar project. What recive do you use for car?
With the exact code I used you probably need atleast a logitech wheel. However you can use almost any wheel for a project like this. A lot of wheels use potentiometers for the steering range which can be directly read by the analog read pins on a microcontroller which simplifies the project but might 'break' the wheel which I wanted to avoid. Good luck and have fun!
@@DirkAlblasthanks for tip would u know were to.look for a diff library .. to change code for tx suitablility .. Have ugot a facbook page i can msg u on .. thanks
from linustechtips. Great video
Thanks!
Well done, man! Cheers.
Thanks!
Nice, I did the simple method of wiring the Wheel Pots into My TX. Very surprised that there are no commercial USB to PPM converters. Great video!
My wheel uses digital encoders so signal conversion is neccessary. Thanks!
Cool, I have the same steering wheel and I would like to build the same one. Do I need any program or could you share it?
OutStanding I have the same RC and FPV camera set up now I'm working on long-distance, i think the Arduino is the way to go, small problem my soldering sucks something that small I would destroy.
I would pay for a setup waiting on the run footage and distance. You can program so many heads up display, distance should be awesome. keep up the good work!
Thanks! Currently waiting for replacement parts for the front suspension. I hope to get the video out soon.
Very👍 cool 👍👍👍👍👍
Could you explain more of what's going on between 50 seconds and 1:30? It looks like you're using a servo to demonstrate the I2C wheel input to test the PWM output from the Arduino? Is the wheel outputting an I2C signal natively, or is there a lot of computation going on behind the scenes in the Arduino? Very cool project and a clean build, it looks like it works great!
The wheel is connected through the USB Shield on the Arduino Uno. This Arduino takes all the values from the wheel with use of some combined libraries (all data comes in bits so it was quite some hassle to figure out which bits belong together). These values get mapped from 1000 to 2000 (standard Servo values). The Uno then sends all (6) values to the Arduino Mega which creates a PPM stream which is fed into the transmitter. Hope this answers your question!
you never fuckin drove it dude what the hell.
Hi. Would you like to share the libraries you used here to connect Audrino UNO to wheel?
Please drop your email ID so i can get details from you while working on this project. Loved your work here buddy.
Thanks! Sorry for the late response but these are the libs I'm using:
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#include "le3dp_rptparser.h"
would love to see how that speed would be in a vr headset haha
Think it would be pretty awesome! Currently using a 24" monitor right which is already quite immersive. I hope to show this in a video soon but one of the front wheels got ripped of by a wall..
@@DirkAlblas i am actually not surprised with that haha
Could you create a guide please? It is not quite clear How to configur arduino. I didn't work with arduino priviously, but I really want to make similar project. What recive do you use for car?
Unfortunately I do not have the time to make guides at this time. I'm using a OrangeRX DSMX receiver for the car.
Very late to the party, just a quick question. Do need this steering wheel or wil any gaming wheel do??
With the exact code I used you probably need atleast a logitech wheel. However you can use almost any wheel for a project like this. A lot of wheels use potentiometers for the steering range which can be directly read by the analog read pins on a microcontroller which simplifies the project but might 'break' the wheel which I wanted to avoid. Good luck and have fun!
It's possible use another steering wheel? Type thurtmaster t80 or t150
Fully depends on your code, my code is Logitech specific.
Hello would this work on logitech g920 or thrustmaster tx .. thsnks
The general idea will work, but you will need to find an apropriate Arduino library
@@DirkAlblasthanks for tip would u know were to.look for a diff library .. to change code for tx suitablility ..
Have ugot a facbook page i can msg u on .. thanks