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What you need is a motor driver (a H-bridge), choose one to suit the motor you have, or you can build one yourself. Mail me at [email protected] if you need further details.
I think it would be more easy to use a MCU with an integrated RF transceiver, like the nRF24E1 from Nordic VLSI (www.nvlsi.com). It has a lot of useful features, so it'll save time, and it works within the 2.4 - 2.5 free ISM band. You can also use a RF power amplifier, you'll find an application...
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