So since this is the second tutorial, first familiarize yourself with the Arduino again, but we can get right to modding the previous example to use a remote now. Right now, we need: • 8 M/M Jumper ...

On your journey in building your first RC transmitter and receiver, you may encounter some issues along the way when putting one together, so among the key takeaways below, you may find some useful ...

All the info you need right here ✦ In this occasion I'll make a lighting system to be controlled remotely from my rc using ...

This time, we’re building a 1:24-scale, fully-3D printed miniature RC Drift Car with cool underglow lights and a unique smoke effect. A fun, high-performance Arduino-based RC car that you can 3D print ...

Assemble your own Arduino-based FPV headtracker to control a camera that moves with your head, letting you look around and observe your surroundings while flying or driving RC vehicles for a more ...

Using an Arduino Pro Mini, a handful of buttons, and a standard TFT display, [Ricardo] has put together a serviceable little receiver with a fairly impressive user interface.

The first component in the power input path was a voltage regulator. Five volts DC was applied to the input side of the 3.3-volt regulator but only 1.21 came out the other end.

Input cable of the Kill Switch is plugged into the RC receiver’s unused channel that is activated via a switch on the transmitter. It would be better to use a separate toggle switch to disconnect the ...