I have waaaay more that I can help you with, but I don't have the time right now. Let me know if you want my help. :wink:
Alright then. I'm glad to help. Buuuut... I need to know something. How do you want the turning to work? The easiest way is to have it turn in place rather then continue moving forward while turning. So, if I know that, then I'll be able to help you more in-depth. But for now, I can tell you that if you go to http://www.rentron.com/ and check out their Ming transmitters and receivers, that will get you started on the wireless part of it. Now, as for the parallel port part of it. You have up to, I do believe, 8 outputs. And depending on how you want to control your RC, should be good. Now please tell me everything you know about how you want this thing to work, and I will be able to help you more. :wink:
Now, I must warn you, I know nothing about programming. (Well, I know very very little.) But I think it's quite simple to send signals out to parallel ports. And you can have up to 8 outputs on your port. Which works well, because the Ming RF chips have 8 in/outputs. :lol: First, you should read up on the Ming RF transmitters, receivers, encoders and decoders. Also, look at the part on this page: https://www.qsl.net/yo5ofh/hobby circuits/computer_circuits.htm that says: “Parallel Port Relay Interface.” Then you will be able to attach the outputs from the relays to the inputs on the Ming encoder. Now so far, you should have the entire encoder part figured out. Now, as for the decoder, a bunch of relays and stuff will be needed, so I will draw up some schematics to go from the 8 relay outputs on the decoder part of the RF circuit. (If you want me to that is.) You know, if it gets a signal from output 1, it will turn left, ect. So I'll get to work on that as soon as I can ok? I really hope you understood all of that, I tried to explain it as well as possible. :wink:
