have modules from Oatley Electronics KST-TX01 433Mhz
http://secure.oatleyelectronics.com//pr ... 5b5683bb6b but they are much the same as Sparkfuns (Adafruit does not have them yet) which is here
http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/produc ... ts_id=8946And the receiver is GD-V6C from GD Techway again from Oatley at which is one of two choices you can have with these transmitters at
http://secure.oatleyelectronics.com//pr ... 8d4c164919Important noteFor 433Mhz use 170mm antenna (6 3/4 inches),bend the ant pins upward and replace with another pin if they break. Solder the antenna directly on to the pin. I am toying with using double sided tape to add a layer of aluminium foil tape across the bottom of the shield for a ground plane but I don't know if I can solder or stick a wire to the aluminium.
Power the transmitter with 12 V as with 6V it is as weak as ..
With 12V it goes 90ft and through 3 Masonry block walls
Putting the transmitter next to the computer while working on it often gives a loud interference burst as the chip transmits so you can ensure it is actually transmitting. If there is anything wrong with your message it simply will not transmit. Then its hard to tell what's happening.