Hello, I have simple joystick remote engine control codes. But instead of sending commands directly using two wireless modules (nrf24), I want to send commands by establishing a bridge network with a nano and nrf24 circuit. that is, I want to control my remote vehicle by assigning some kind of node in between, by providing data flow through it. I am very confused. How should I modify my code to ensure this communication with an arduino nano and nrf24 module that I will install in addition to the codes I have specified. I hope there is someone who can help, I need it very much. 
A wireless network is very hard to program.
The RadioHead library can make a mesh with nodes: http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/arduino/RadioHead/.
That library is too big for a Arduino Nano.
Can you tell what problem you are trying to solve ? Do you want more range ?
I am developing a project and I want to use the mesh network mentality so it can be say that i want more range. In fact, I simply need to set up a relay system to transmit the signal it receives, I did not think it would be that difficult.I've seen similar but more complex examples( https://howtomechatronics.com/tutorials/arduino/how-to-build-an-arduino-wireless-network-with-multiple-nrf24l01-modules/ ).but I just couldn't do it.
When I search in the Library Manager for RF24, there are two more network/mesh libraries.
Perhaps you can see if they are easier:
- RF24Mesh - Automated Networking for nrf24L01 radios: Mesh Networking Layer for RF24 Radios
- The Sensor Network | MySensors - Create your own Connected Home Experience
As far as I know, a "mesh" network is never simple. A relay system could be simple, but I don't know if there are libraries or example code for that.
I seem to remember seeing that diagram several times now, have you posted this question before ?
it can be say that, thanks a lot !
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