What Do I Need to Build a Remote-Controlled Motor Device?

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To build a remote-controlled motor device, key components include a main motor, a stick, a step motor for pulling a rope, a remote control, and batteries. The main motor should rotate the stick for a set duration, while the step motor needs to pull the rope multiple rotations. Additional considerations include selecting appropriate motors, a timing electronic chip, and a suitable remote control system. Battery choice is crucial for maintaining a lightweight design, especially if the device is used over long distances. Providing more details, such as a sketch and the intended use of the rope, will help refine the design and component selection.
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hi guys

i want to make a device consists of
- a motor
- stick (60 cm long, 0.4 Kg)
- remote control
- step motor to pull a rope
-buttries

the idea is the main motor rotates the stick for seconds or for a minute. and the step motor pulls the rope 360 or 720 degrees. and all these motors controlled by a remote control from a distance around 50 to 100 meters. the device should be light not heavy...

the HELP i need are
- what elese i need ? (some people told me i need some electronic chip for timing)
- what type/kind of motors i can use? (by the way i don't knw much about motors)
- what type of remote contol i can use?
- what type of buttries i can use?

am sure you have the right path and better ideas than what i have... TELL ME PLEASE

THANKS
 
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What is a rob?
 
sorry
a rope
 
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