DIY Arduino 2.4 GHz RC Transmitter and Receiver With FPV Screen | With NRF24L01 7 Channel

About The Project:-
This is an Arduino based RC Transmitter built for controlling cars and tanks.
It has 2 Analog stick one of which controls the movement of the robot and the other is used to move the camera around. Three different buttons to control some instruments on the robot , two of which are tied to a safety switch.
The sate and values of the buttons and analog sticks are sensed by an Arduino NANO and sent via a NRF24L01 module.
I am using the amplified version of it so that it has increased range and make the controller look good with is antenna.
The FPV system is kept separate and can remained turned off if not required to save battery life.
Made with a regular FPV receiver and a 12v 7 inch screen in which the output signal from the FPV receiver is straight fed into the screen also by removing the casings, makes the system a lot smaller.
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Display: dir.indiamart.com/impcat/car-...
Switches / Buttons:
You can find the code here -
github.com/INOVATRIX/FPV-CONT...
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[@viscar]

Was looking for something exactly like this thank you!!

[@INOVATRIX]

Glad you liked it, it's for a special vehicle that I am currently working on.

[@shamansusu]

Oh my God, This is exactly what i was looking forward to build.... This is Damn cool bro.... Can you help me build one

[@INOVATRIX]

The video is quite detailed. If you encounter any difficulty you can ask in the comments.

[@alimmajeed15]

Hello, can you share wire diagram pleas?

[@x-6790]

Where I can get that joystick

[@INOVATRIX]

I yanked it out from a proper 2.4GHz transmitter that I had laying around. Maybe search for sapre parts or get a proper one. Just search for 4 axis joystick and you'll find it.

[@LeviPeh]

may i know what screen model you used?

[@INOVATRIX]

It doesn't have a specific model but you can search for 12v RCA connector display and you'll most probably find it.

[@Anothedevine]

Bro what is it's range ?

[@INOVATRIX]

Both 2.4ghz and 5.8 GHz can easily have a 1km+ range but only with clear line of sight.

[@sagarthakorlive]

how long range it works ?

[@INOVATRIX]

For controls, it can be max 1km and for FPV it may be near 500 meters, if provided clear line of sight.

[@sagarthakorlive]

in open area sir?@@INOVATRIX

[@sagarthakorlive]

By the way thanks for reply on me@@INOVATRIX

[@INOVATRIX]

Yes in a open area, if you were to use it inside, FPV will stop working right after going into another room with a wall in between.

[@sagarthakorlive]

for rc car project its good or not@@INOVATRIX

[@nashad6142]

Make a drone with it

[@INOVATRIX]

That is going to be an awesome project, but given my current situation I don't think I'll be able to make it.

[@Arihant-xo5wj]

pls be vegan animals also have lifes
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