Post by thread:Which PIC for basic remote radio freq. car starter

Hi PIC'ers, I'm planning to build a remote control car starter. I own a PIC16c54 and would like to know if anyone would attempt this project with this particular PIC. Also what parts do I need for the transmitter-receiver portion of it? Thanks for your time, Patrick Coutu spam_OUTc82032476TakeThisOuTacs.saultc.on.ca

Digi-Key sells Remoto Control Circuits made by MING ENG. the Transmitter sells for $10 and the rec. for $11. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marc Laclair | A closed mind gathers no | .....laclairKILLspam@spam@primenet.com | intelligence | http://www.primenet.com/~laclair/ | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Mon, 16 Oct 1995, Patrick S. Coutu wrote: > Hi PIC'ers, > I'm planning to build a remote control car starter. I own a > PIC16c54 and would like to know if anyone would attempt this > project with this particular PIC. Also what parts do I need > for the transmitter-receiver portion of it? > Thanks for your time, > Patrick Coutu > c82032476KILLspamacs.saultc.on.ca >

On Mon, 16 Oct 1995, Patrick S. Coutu wrote: > Hi PIC'ers, > I'm planning to build a remote control car starter. I own a Just a note of caution. I once built my own alarm system for my car. I found out that a car electrical system is an extremely noisy environment, especially with power windows, sunroof, etc. Take care to filter well. Martin Kirk Arizona State University .....mlkKILLspam.....asu.edu (602) 582-5718