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You could just use the firmware from the repo on one of your esps and communicate between all other connected esps. But that's of course just a workaround and not the solution to your question. No this is not a solution becouse i want to control lights with the esps. So i kind of want something lik...

You could just use the firmware from the repo on one of your esps and communicate between all other connected esps.
But that's of course just a workaround and not the solution to your question.

The ardunio repository allows for up to 5Mbps only, so I'd assume that creating the same functionality in micropython will be a lot slower and make the Wifi Repeater even less usable.

I can't help with creating this in micropython, I was just wondering about possible applications.

It probably does.

I change the irom0 size with the following command (on linux, run on an unmodified file, you can edit the file manually though): sed -i 's/irom0_0_seg : org = 0x40209000, len = 0x8f000/irom0_0_seg : org = 0x40209000, len = 0xe7000/' ~/micropython/ports/esp8266/esp8266.ld For manually editing: search...

Use rshell

This is off-topic here. Please create a new thread for your problem.

I don't know much about different cars and motor drivers in rc cars.

This sounds like a good plan though. Having instructions in micropython is a perfect basis for your project. I'd use wemos mini or NodeMCU too.

I don't support pfalcon's fork for esp8266, only the mainstream one.
He might answer you directly @pfalcon
Or open an issue on his repository.

That's exatly the process. Make sure to use the version from https://github.com/micropython/micropython-lib NOT the one from pfalcon/micropython-lib If you want the official version for the official micropython version. If you want to use pfalcon's version the process should be the same, just with h...