NEW Controlling the Linx Technologies FCTN-RLY4-XXX relay module or the RXD-XXX-KH2 modules from your PC HERE.
 

NEW Click HERE for: Transform your infrared transmitter into an RF transmitter. Control your TV, stereo, CD player and other equipment from any room in your house with your existing IR transmitter & these circuits.
 

Click HERE for CD-Bot: Programming the OOPic controller for remote control with the TXLC/RXLC low-cost RF modules by Abe Howell.
 

Click HERE for: How to use the TWS-434 and RWS-434 RF modules with the BASIC Stamp for wireless communications links.
 

Ruf-Bot Build a tracked robot with an RF remote control joystick using the TWS-434/RWS-434 RF modules + a BASIC Stamp, or the PicBasic compiler.
 

TWS-434 and RWS-434 UHF Transmitter and receiver modules.  433.92MHz RF modules for building short range remote control systems.  The TWS-434 and RWS-434 operate up to 400 foot (open area), 200 foot (indoors), and are simple to interface/control with the PIC or BASIC Stamp.
 

FireCracker
X-10 Remote Control Software/Project.  Visual Basic tutorial to create your own control software for the FireCracker X-10 remote control system.
 

Build your own simple remote control system Build Your Own RF Remote Control Receiver/Transmitter to Control up to (4) Solid-State or Mechanical Relays.
 

NEW Click HERE for:  Build the Air-Byte IR transceiver. This project contains the complete schematics & source code for the Air-Byte IR transceiver.
 

NEW Infrared Remote Control
Build an Infrared Remote Control Receiver to Control 4 x 10 Amp Relays.
 

Click HERE for:  How to build your own custom version of our original Fire-Stick infrared remote control system.  This tutorial contains the complete schematics for the Fire-Stick.
 

Quick & Simple Infrared Schematics: Using our new infrared data communications parts kit for quick & simple infrared communications projects. This page has a complete 3-page set of infrared communications & remote control schematics in Adobe .pdf format for immediate download.
 

Infrared Data Communications. This project shows how to build an infrared data communications system that lets your projects talk to each other over infrared light at up to 2400 baud. It's simple, it's excellent, and most of all -- it's fun.