Last guess!
You need to do something with the bind connector.
See how theres:
Bind
Ch1
Ch2
?
In the Nano remote video the guy put something on it
Wait a sec
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I’ve tried a lot of things and I can’t find my binding tool to just add another rec 
Is there a way to make a diy binding tool?
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Hold my beer. Wire cut the end of a paperclip put 5mm of tape in the middle then short pins 1 and 3 with ends.
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Sure, you can use female arduino cables. They’re called dupont jumpers.
I hope you have some
If not, go for @Movation
Sure but not everyone has them.
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Exactly, you’ll need one of these or make one yourself. The clean way would be using this:
Then just connect left and right pin of the bind slot.
But I suppose you don’t have such cable?
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Yes! You can!
Put one end on the bind port
And the other side as follows:
Any wire or metallic thing will work
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Please send a picture of your connection before you try anything!
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Will do
Try using the bottom connector also try flipping the cable 180 you won’t damage anything if it’s wrong.
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Good point!
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I think I got it just have to finish setting up my vesc tool stuff thanks so much @Niklas and @Movation
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i learned eagle pcb twenty years ago and was having pcb’s made in short time
i was able to bring my vision of sensor and microcontroller projects to real life in short order
i hope it’s still free and easy to use, give it a try
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I already installed that but failed hard 
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3 pin wires to channel 2
Bind to channel 3 / bind 
Why did you put the wires back in channel 1?
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try kicad it’s what all the cool kids use today
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please be joking, please be joking…