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27-07-2008, 21:29
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Re: Inventing a wireless button pushing device for a taxi driver
It is a very good call, but I don't know the distances an R/C can can reach. It would probably be enough, but the transmitter will be way overkill for what this guy needs. I'm thinking I can get all the electronics and parts for like $120. I looked at towerhobbies.com and their cheapest transmitter was $52... receivers were almost $100.
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