MyRCCar Arduino Surface Radio for RC Car / Bike / Boat. "BigBoy" Multi Channel Radio Control System, including Transmitter and Receiver by Dlb Five

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Shocks, Wheels... maybe you expected that but... also the radio 3D printed? :) Take a look! FEATURES: - Arduino based, very customizable- Throttle feel like standard radios- +-60º Steering wheel- Muti-Channel RF thanks to nRF24L01 Modules- Use any 1/10 On-Road RC Car Wheel or a 3D printed one for the Steering Wheel- Works with 6xAA batteries or LiPo 18650 cell + boost-up module- Not high level electronics, no special PCB required, most of connections with dupont cables- Plug your Radio or receiver to your PC and re-configure many things quickly Maybe you ask yourself why is it called "BigBoy"... My hands are quite normal-big and the radio is a little big for me... I think is the right size for my uncle, who has sausages instead of fingers... The same way, as it can be delicate if you don't solder the wires it is not recommended for kids, but you will need the passion of a big boy to get involved with this instead of buying a 17€ 2CH radio system... Anyway you are advised, this can be even cheaper than those 2CH radios but full of possibilities :) I have been taking a look to some existing projects in the web about RC Control with Arduino and I think they reached the point of offering quite good features for a very low price, but possibilities are really quite a lot. So the main idea here is using Arduino Nano for both transmitter and receiver. There are many tutorials out there to understand how an Arduino works with a 2.4GHz RF module, in this case the nRF24L01. Here I let…