Ari Krupnik is developing an iPhone app that interfaces with an R/C radio. Hope it gets approved by the Apple politburo soon!
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Ari Krupnik is developing an iPhone app that interfaces with an R/C radio. Hope it gets approved by the Apple politburo soon!
Mark Frauenfelder is the editor-in-chief of Make magazine, and the founder of the popular Boing Boing blog.
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We met a few years back before a Maker Faire Bay Area, I gave you a large Dot Matrix LED sign to hack.
I own many small aircraft as you show in the video along with RC slope soaring planes.
Will this app. work with a iPod Touch too?
Good Luck with your app.
Do you still need Beta Testers? I have several electric planes and helicopters. My older coaxial Lama would be a good test bed. Where do I find out about wiring the iPhone to the transmitter module and what’s the range?
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