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DIY Trigger Style Electric Skateboard Remote
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I was searching for a suitable remote control for my DIY electric skateboard but I found nothing that was suitable for my needs. Trigger style remote + telemetry readout.
After building and hacking several together, I ended up with this design of my own based on electronics and software from solidgeek (https://github.com/SolidGeek/nRF24-Esk8-Remote/tree/development).
The remote I designed has the following features:
1. A dead man's switch which deactivates the throttle when the remote is not held (safety feature because the trigger can accidentally go off otherwise, ask me how I know)
2. A mode switch which swaps between displayed data (Speed, distance, battery voltage, Ah drawn, current draw)
3. Ergonomic OLED display position so you don't need to twist your wrist to read it.
4. Menu to adjust settings
5. Programmable deck selection via menu
6. Calibration of throttle via menu
7. Ambidextrous design, swap to left hand use by adjusting the script
8. Skate bearing used
After building and hacking several together, I ended up with this design of my own based on electronics and software from solidgeek (https://github.com/SolidGeek/nRF24-Esk8-Remote/tree/development).
The remote I designed has the following features:
1. A dead man's switch which deactivates the throttle when the remote is not held (safety feature because the trigger can accidentally go off otherwise, ask me how I know)
2. A mode switch which swaps between displayed data (Speed, distance, battery voltage, Ah drawn, current draw)
3. Ergonomic OLED display position so you don't need to twist your wrist to read it.
4. Menu to adjust settings
5. Programmable deck selection via menu
6. Calibration of throttle via menu
7. Ambidextrous design, swap to left hand use by adjusting the script
8. Skate bearing used
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