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If you want to make it a little easier rather than transmitting in stereo you could mix the signals and transmit mono, still get the left and right that way. Unless you have a really good system in the truck i don't think you would be too dissapointed.
I havn't used this site, but looking at it real quick it looks like it'll give you some of the basics. https://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/AllBrowsers/AlgebraTrigReview/AlgebraTrigIntro.asp
i've seen all the circuits used for line following robots, but those require a thick line. I'm looking for something that will detect thin black lines on a white surface. I was thinking of useing a regular LED for the light and a piece of fiber to carry the light to the detector. I don't know...
I want this to display low when the probe is floating. I thought it should looking at the design, but it displays high. It functions properly otherwise. Does anyone have any suggestions to fix this?
I didn't read through all the posts, but you could try putting a kill switch to the battery in some discreat location, so even if they do try and hot wire the car there won't be an juice to get it going.
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