I am looking for a volume source for shortrange(~100ft) TX and RX-pager sized RX. The keychain TX are ok. Looking for portable RX to go with them. Can anyone point toward a source for these? I'm sure it wouldn't be a big step to convert a base type RX(typically a garage door RX) to a portable style-better yet I bet some manufacturer has developed a whole range of these type of products. Thanks again for any pointers.
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Source for remote controls-pager/keychain style
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Your best bet is Motorola. The typical key fob TX works in the 900 MHz band. Motorola makes commercial pagers that already work in the band. They make those units that resterants(sp?) use. That would reduce the problem to getting the paging formats right. You may even be able to get something off the shelf. If they can't help you, try Bill Price at w.e.price & company. He's a manufacturer's representative who's done some good stuff for me in the past. He'd be able to hook you up to the right people.<br>
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Your best bet is Motorola. The typical key fob TX works in the 900 MHz band. Motorola makes commercial pagers that already work in the band. They make those units that resterants(sp?) use. That would reduce the problem to getting the paging formats right. You may even be able to get something off the shelf. If they can't help you, try Bill Price at w.e.price & company. He's a manufacturer's representative who's done some good stuff for me in the past. He'd be able to hook you up to the right people.<br>
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-Joe
GrahamSmith
Civil/Environmental
The company you need is AutoMicro Technology. Go to Asiansources.com and look them up.
Not sure what your application is but I ran across this company when I was researching a wireless design.<br><br><A HREF=" TARGET="_new">
pwaterworth
Electrical
Try Aerocomm for TX and RX small footprint devices.<br>Jim O'Callaghan, VP Aerocomm. <A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> or <A HREF="mailto:jocallaghan@aerocomm.com">jocallaghan@aerocomm.com</A><br>
Glen,
Take a look around these sites.
aack
Take a look around these sites.
aack
jbartos
Electrical
- Jan 15, 2000
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What about other parameters beside ~100ft? E.g. efficiency, EMI, battery charge, durability, waterproof, shockproof, weight, dimensions, metal or plastic housing, principle of operation, reliability, part count, cost, ISO, life-cycle, industry standards compliance, etc.
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