Wireless Transmitter and Receiver
Refik Hadzialic built his own Wireless Transmitter and Receiver device using RLP & TLP 315 RF modules. The circuit is simple and uses a few other components to make it work. The modules are broadcasting on 315 Mhz UHF. The supplied power required for the transmitter is between 2 to 12 volts and 3 to 6 volts for the receiver. This is a good thing because you can just connect power for both devices in a USB port. Possible applications for this project is a DIY wireless keyboard, wireless mouse, a wireless harddrive maybe? Link
The receiver and transmitter boards (RLP & TLP 315) are cheap RF modules manufactured by Laipac Technologies. A pair costs $11.95 at SparkFun Electronics. The frequency on which the receiver and transmitter pair works is 315 MHz, UHF (Ultra High Frequency) frequency range.
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I have yet to confirm my theory before posting a how-to article.
.Anyway, if everything works, I’ll post it here.
It might not work
I posted your first project.Cool mod.
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