Hi I am Dave from Vancouver B.C.

Hi Dave carthis is the link to  the car esp32 to esp32 now @hashincludeelectronics

sorry this site name not the link

HI, Dave he has a different video with the code on a download link it still has the same code but uses one car with the esp32 joystick transmitter and one as the receiver on the Car. 

hope this is some help.

HI Dave I'm going to check out my wiring as followed code bit as its said . This is other link

its bit expensive to build wheel cost 40 pounds they are all directional . A  pbc are in America so cost to much to send. its a Batman joystick PCB board. 

@videogame95 You are posting on someone else's introductory post. Also, there is more than one Dave. Click the reply link, or quote link at the bottom right of their post (the one you are replying to)

Did you know Bill (dronebot-workshop) has a similar car/project? Why not use that so you can get support here? Here is Bills link to the article and YT.

Article   https://dronebotworkshop.com/mecanum/

Video 

The Article is where you will find the wiring instructions, and the code. The video is nice eye candy but you need the article for the full instructions.

Here is where you want to start a new Topic explaining what you are trying to do. If you say you want to build Bill's Mecannum car, then we will understand. Now tell us where the error is.

Hi Dave (from Vancouver B) @blockhead,

  Welcome to the forum. As you will already seen, there are others who are also interested in various aspects of making things, and some (including me, in a very small and 'just starting' way) are using Fusion 360 for 3D printing, as part of that process.

I am sorry that @videogame95 seems to have written into your introduction thread. I think he saw my handle (@davee), and mixed that up with you as another Dave. One of the hazards of having a name like Dave I find.

I'll reply to him, and hopefully get straight soon. In the meantime, I look forward to any words of wisdom or experience you can offer on 3D printing (and anything else.)

Best wishes, Dave

Hi @videogame95,

  As Ron (@zander) points out, you may have confused me (@davee) with another newcomer to the forum, whose name is also Dave, and who introduced himself in this thread. Never mind, we all (especially me) make mistakes, so let's see if we can get a little more organised.

Please start a new thread, being careful to put it in a section that is appropriate.

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Looking at your recent replies, I can see you have identified two possibilities, one by Bill (@dronebot-workshop) with Mecanum wheels, the other using a simpler mechanical basis with fixed axle and 'conventional wheels'.

Thank I am sorry to have posted to the wrong tread, I am using a large RC truck with a motor for steering and one motor for the wheel I bought it from a charity shop. cheap,

thank you for your advice.

@videogame95 Ok, start a new Topic and stick to just one vehicle. This is the 2nd or 3rd different vehicle.