Electric Skateboard Remote RC

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It appears you're sharing a project documentation for a remote control (RC) controller. I'll help you break it down into a more readable format, highlighting key points and suggestions for improvement. **Project Overview** The RC controller is designed to work with a Prusa i3 3D printer, using an Arduino Pro 328P microcontroller and a nRF24L01 radio module. The project includes custom PCBs, which were ordered from PCWay. **Design Refinements** 1. **Onshape Design**: The design files are available on OnShape, with links to the CAD model and STL files. 2. **Custom PCBs**: Ordered from PCWay, these PCBs have been used for the last 6 months without issues. 3. **Update 7**: A new version of the controller has been designed, using M3 screws and a hall sensor to sense the trigger position. **Print Settings** 1. **Printer Brand**: RepRap 2. **Printer Model**: i3 Prusa Kit 3. **Rafts**: No 4. **Supports**: Yes 5. **Resolution**: 0.2mm 6. **Infill**: 50% **Components** 1. **Arduino Pro 328P Microcontroller**: Used for both transmitter and receiver. 2. **nRF24L01 Radio Module**: For wireless communication between the transmitter and receiver. 3. **Spring**: Used to pull the trigger back to idle position. 4. **10K-50K Potentiometer**: For analog input. 5. **1S LiPo Battery**: For power supply. **Optional Components** 1. **USB Charger for LiPo Battery** 2. **M4 Screw and Nut, M3 Screw**: For assembly. **Code** The RC controller code is included, using the nRF24L01 library to communicate with the receiver. The code reads analog input from the potentiometer and sends the value to the receiver. Suggestions: 1. **Organize the documentation**: Break down the text into sections (e.g., Introduction, Design Refinements, Print Settings, Components, etc.) for easier reading. 2. **Use bullet points**: For lists of components or print settings, use bullet points to make them more readable. 3. **Add images**: Include images of the PCBs, components, and the assembled controller to help illustrate the project. 4. **Provide a GitHub link**: Share the updated code on GitHub for others to access and build upon. Let me know if you'd like me to help with any specific aspect of this documentation!