How to program a remote control car with a 16F84 PIC

[MrOxybubbles]

sir can you give the schematic diagram of it... and the link..of your program plsss thank you sir nice work....

[3650mr]

hahaha i couldnt stop laughing cause the car was hitting over over but seriously good job!!i am new to all this stuff and i started cause of a project with a led cube...if anyone know anything that can help plz send me whatever u think iwill be usefull(i know almost nothing)

[codymannthedestroyer]

One word... Arduino

[dreamknotter]

could you program a PIC chip that will teach you to like coffee? :) j/k nice work..

[icyblue221]

Woooooooow, triple lights qll the way o_o

[BrandonANDBrantonTV]

pretty cool,man good job.u should set up a small track and see if you can get it to repeatedly run the track

[guysoft42]

@BrandonANDBrantonTV That is a problem because you need external sensors for this, because it will loose accuracy over a rather short time.

[91thpe]

I've bought a PICkit 2 with the experimental board and I know you get lessons and examples, but I stilll find it really hard to learn these things. Do you have any tips for me?

Btw, are you Swedish?

[guysoft42]

@91thpe Well I got an AVR in the end :) a Bumble-B

No tips I am afraid beyond what I talked about the site really.

And no I am not Swedish.

[hndwii]

Can you recommend me some web page or schematics so I could learn more about electronics.

[hndwii]

Really nice one, Im doing something similar for my science fair project and I need some help. I need to connect the pic (16f84) to two 6 volts motors and I need them to move forward, stop, turn left, right, etc. But I dont really have an idea of how can I make a parallel system from my power source to the pic and the motors.

[tortoise90100]

Your one is good. I am doing my project and i like to get help from you. I want to know the connection and the reference book. May I know?

[amnandu]

this is ral good but it would have beeen very helpful if you have concentrated on how you programmed and which software u been using to dump the firmware into the pic.....thanks for the video.....goood work mate...

[guysoft42]

Read my blog post, link in the description

[ntjbjhq]

Great job! Now that you've learned how to interface the real world with a microprocessor you can do all kinds of fun things! Keep up the good work, and let us know how you make on with more videos!