It will be 18 (6x3) P10 modules 32x16 pixels each.
The price of one module is about $15-20, so the 18 panels will be about $300-400. But additionally you will need power supplies ( about 3-15A for each panel), the cables, the cabinet and software.
So I don't think you can win much, but it will take a lot of work.
I wrote software for such panels, I have my own library for this.
I dont think so
But I haven't done it on an AVR for a long time. Each panel requires 64 bytes buffer, that is, 15 panels - almost 1K already. And if you want double buffering, then the memory on the Nano is not enough.
And there will be speed issues. You probably want to show not only static text, but a running line, and update it over the network or modbus ...
There are some different libraries for these matrices on different types of boards, itβs better not to take Nano/Uno and even Mega
Keep in mind that these panels of different colors are compatible with each other, that is, you can make part of the scoreboard green, and part red, etc.
This panel doesn't have a controller. It equipped with receiving card HUIDU HD-R512T.
As far as I understand, this card can only receive a ready-made picture over the network. To create an image, you need some additional blocks.
But this is out of my competence, I did not work with ready-made controllers