2018-05-10 13:57:38 +00:00
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This is my take on an *eskate remote*
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it uses:
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* ESPNow on 2 ESP32
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* Hal sensor based remote
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* 3D model by SolidGeek
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it features:
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* Basic Skateboard control
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* FANCY Displays
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* Encryption (Not yet)
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* Lights !
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* Cruise Mode
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* Experimental SteeringMode (for walking your board like a dog)
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* Limit Mode
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* Telemetry: Voltage, Electronics Temperature, Speed (with cool paging)
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* Basic ESC Fan control (relay based...)
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# TODO:
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### Software:
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add graphics to quick selection
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implement display on reciever
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rpm direction and calibration
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enable ecryption for espnow
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Improve steeringmode using rpm knowledge
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### Hardware:
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improve voltage resistors
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improve fans to be PWM controlled
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