>That's an idea, however this event SHOULD never occur, since I plan to have
>a kill switch on a separate transmitter receiver. Plus at this point I
>simply want it to go, then I can add some more cool features! :) TTYL

Apply Murphy's Law here real rapidly - anything that should not happen most
definitely will. Also I would be worried about having a kill switch on a
separate transmitter - if your receiver cannot hear the first transmitter
then there is an extremely high chance that the kill switch transmitter will
not be heard either - for the same reason the first one cannot be heard, out
of range, interference or whatever. Any kill switch must rapidly work on
being unable to hear its control source unless you are operating this thing
in a robot wars arena.

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