Pm please, here are you from ?
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US. thatās the problem 
Ohhhh yeah ā¦ I was hoping for EU at most, sorry bud !
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depending on shipping costs it could possibly be a bit cheaper since some of the items would ship together 
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Just wondering if the design other then the 3d printed controller changed from earlier in this thread.
Hi guys,
before a tell my question I like to thanks everybody who contribute to this remote. Great job! 
Iām almost finish with my build of the remote but unfortunately I ordered the wrong NRF Module. Instead of the recommended one I ordered this one: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/CORE51822-BLE4-0-Bluetooth-2-4-GHz-Wireless-Module-NRF51822-Communication-Board-RF-Controller-2-3/32673748670.html I has the same chip, so it should workā¦ if I would know how to connect it. Iām sure here is somebody who i able to tell me which pins I should use. I cannot find the labels like CE, CS, SCK, MOSI, MISOā¦
Thanks in advance 
I dont think it has the same chip. It uses bluetooth instead of 2,4Ghz Im not sure youll find anyone who is using this chip as bluetooth is not known to be reliable which is crucial for esk8 remotes. You will probably be better of buying nrf24l01 modules instead of messing with those(this chip doesnt support i2C or SPI either)
hows the boosted replica and where can it be gotten? iād like any good thumb remote really but donāt want to get into the complication of making this Arduino one. I assume this Arduino one is expensive and a lot of time in making
Actually it is quite inexpensive, however, you are right about itās a time-consuming build 
Hopefully I will be able to produce and sell some in the near future 
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With what program is the housing designed?
@pjotr47 I made it in Autodesk Inventor, however, I am currently learning to use Onshape, and thatās a very nice program too
@NAF My final exam is on Friday, afterward I finally got time to finish the remotes! Looking forward 
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Could you just take a quick check at you pm I have to plan haha
What parts are you looking to get?
EDIT: Also, @solidgeek will you be making a tutorial for building the remotes at some point? Iām waiting for the last parts of my prints to finish, and I was thinking of doing a short 2-3 part series about it. I might wait though if you have plans for a comprehensive guide or plan on updating the current documentation for it.
hey guys looking forward to build this remote soon. do you think this hall sensor will work ? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5pcs-lot-SS495A1-95A-TO-92-high-precision-Hall-sensor-SS495A-screen-95A-new-original/32699635518.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.FZd8KP
anyone got the finished schematic? especially someone who finished and has a working controller
Hello,
can anyone tell me if this connection is usable? I do not want to burn my VESC because of BEC 
Thanks a lot 4 reply
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Arduino Nano Tx level is 5V. You need a voltage divider to lower the signal to 3,3V (VESCās logic level). BTW, why donāt you use 5V from VESC for supplying the Nano ? Is that nRF24 chip that much powerful ?
Creating a ground loop is not a good idea.
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@Pimousse Are you sure of that? I always connected TX/RX directly and it worked for more than a year, but I always had problems sending VESC data to the arduino, sometimes it worked others it wouldnāt, maybe thatās it?
If I recall I saw a lot of people connecting directly also
what program or website did u use to make that schematic?