How can I make a remote control bot with LEGO Power Functions?

[Hard Bot]

I'm making a combat robot with LEGO Power Functions. How can I make it remote control?
EDIT: Just realised I put it in the wrong section.

[R1885]

I'm going to say no, they use inferred system technology. No fail safes, to big, and for added insult to injury, IR signals don't work through plexyglass. I just stay away.
One thing I will say is that the motors seem decent enough, but that plastic is going to bend under pushing power.

[Hard Bot]

The bot I'm making has cardboard armor.

[R1885]

Bots typically fight in a plexyglass box you know.

[haz]

get a couple of £5 servos, hack 'em get a cheapy old mhz transmitter and reciver for like £20 and then another £3-4 for a battery.

[Vertigo]

The bot I'm making has cardboard armor.

Ugh

Do a proper job or don't do on at all

[haz]

or do it the half arsed haz way

[Hard Bot]

Where I'm entering the bot is going to not have plexiglass walls.

[Vertigo]

Do a proper job or don't do one at all

Cardboard robots don't work, trust me

[Hard Bot]

Ho do you take an IRL picture then upload it to the computer?

[TeamXtreemer]

You use a CAMERA.

You know. the things with the lens?

[Hard Bot]

I already knew that.

[haz]

pictures????

[System32]

Bots typically fight in a plexyglass box you know.

Not in japan. They just stand back.

[Avalanche]

Ipod touch, Plug the recharger in and it picks up Ipod, nick the photos from there.

[Somebody]

Or take it with a cell phone and send it to an email address. If you don't have texting it may charge you though.

[GoldenFox93]

Or use a camera with a USB connection  :P