Have you looked at Microchips 2.4GHz MRF24J40 modules? They are fairly chea=
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and with the simplified driver code from this site=20
<http://nerdfever.com/?p=3D1797> (see also=20
<http://www.microchip.com/forums/m629020.aspx>) it is quite easy to hook up=
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a PIC24 or PIC32. Should also be quite easy to port to other PICs.

/Ruben

> Got two RF modules off ebay. One for 433 MHz and another for 915. My
> intention was to experiment with RF and remote control.=20
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> Looking into band allocations in the US, I found that these frequencies f=
all
> into the amateur bands. Wikipedia shows that 433 is for ISM but only with=
in
> Region 1, so I guess I'm left only with 915.
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> Am I correct here? What bands do people generally use for experimenting o=
r
> making home made gadgets that use RF and that won't be sold commercially?
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> Thanks!
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