killisch said:Try shaking the nunchuck and see if it stays on longer. I had troubles with the inactivity timer being too low so it would cut out on me when it didn't detect any movement from gyro in the nunchuck. If that's the case there is some info further back in the thread on changing it.
viper said:so... anything we can do to make sure the batteries are good? don't mind modding the Nunchuck a bit with a led /buzzer?
and anyone modified the receiver's antenna?
eldan said:HELL YEA!
Finally got it working!! and if I'm this excited, I wonder you how you'll might feel for creating this amazing system! It took me a little getting used to, basically had to learn arduino code,wiring etc. but it was all fun and worth it!
austindavid said:eldan said:HELL YEA!
Finally got it working!! and if I'm this excited, I wonder you how you'll might feel for creating this amazing system! It took me a little getting used to, basically had to learn arduino code,wiring etc. but it was all fun and worth it!
Awesome! I'm glad it works for you, and glad you were able to learn something along the way.
The second ESC pin is Arduino pin 10 -- 9 and 10 are the bottom two on the right side. It just magically works in the latest code, and is set to use exactly the same signal as the other ESC. If you for some reason want to run a different signal -- maybe bias brakes on the rear motor, but have them both accelerate the same -- it wouldn't be too hard to put in some logic. The function in ElectronicSpeedController.h called "setLevel" is the only place the signals are interpreted, you'd do it in there.
Have fun!
Svenska said:Anybody got pictures of the Nyko Kama receiver board unpacked, front and back?