> Yes.  That's true.  RF modules usually need sometime to "power-up" or
> "lock-on" to the data first before actually receiving the data correctly.
I
> think it's a pain to have to send some data (preamble or something like
> that) first to activate those RF modules, and then, send the data.  Not to
> mention if your data has a lot of simultaneous '1' (try sending 0xff, the
RF
> modules will really mess this one up).

Hmm. I dont think FF is a good preamble obviously because it is so uniform..
better to use something like 0xE5 or 01010101 etc.. something where there is
a variance and something you can lock on to.

Jon B.

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