reddy@uts.amdahl.com (T.S. Reddy) (02/24/90)
In article <362@mlacus.oz> eitan@mlacus.oz (Eitan Froumine) writes: > >I'm looking for a cheap remote-control (on/off) transmitter and >receiver. Do you know where I can find such schematics? > >=== / == Eitan Froumine ======= Australian Centre for Unisys Software ========= Radio Electronics of October 1989 carries an article on building a remote-controlled A/B switch for switching between video sources. Essentially the I-R receiver controls a high frequency relay which does the switching between two video sources. You can replace the H-F relay with a ON-OFF relay. -- T.S.Reddy Arpa: reddy@uts.amdahl.com uucp:...!{ames,decwrl,uunet,pyramid,sun}!amdahl!reddy
eitan@mlacus.oz (Eitan Froumine) (02/24/90)
I'm looking for a cheap remote-control (on/off) transmitter and
receiver. Do you know where I can find such schematics?
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A Fairly inexpensive remote-control unit can be found by checking back issues
of Radio Electronics or simply examining electronic books in a library. I
have found several such schematics. I believe that Radio Shack even has
a remote controlled switch.
Jerry B
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