McFLY's Car Controller. An RC car controller with SBUS input, two PWM outputs and LED strip lights/effects

This project is still in heavy development stage. I will update readme file and all the info as soon as it'll be a working one

My interest in RC car grew after I've started flying 5-inch race/freestyle quadcopters. So at the moment I decided to build 1/10 rc car, I already had FrSky Taranis radio and couple of frsky sbus-only receivers like r-xsr and xm+ which are cheaper and smaller than the ones with conventional pwm outputs. Also I wanted some LED lights on my rc car with an ability to control them by the radio. After some web-searching, I found some projects like "sbus to 16pwm" and led controllers that takes pwm signals as an input. Well, I didn't want to make several devices with lots of wires to put into a car. As I have some small experience in avr controllers, I came up with the idea to make controller myself that will meet my needs. Having SBUS, we aren't limited by 3 or 4 channels, there are 16 of them, we even could use of telemetry (I think I'll implement it). Also, there is a room for some other things to turn on and off as we have a lot of arduino pins free...

• SBUS input from receiver
• 2 PWM outputs for servo and ESC
• LED strips as lights and effects
• VBAT monitoring (2S or 3S supported)

I had some leftovers from projects I did earlier...

• Arduino Pro Mini (3.3v one with ATmega 328p 8MHz)
• WS2812B RGB LED strip with IP65 water protection. 60 pixels per meter. 7 as headlights, 7 as rearlights and 5 as an effect strip. 19 pixels in total.
• Some other electronic components like resistors, transistors, etc... I'll post a full list after I'll finish the project.