Transmission works with wires but not always with wireless

[dhouston]

I'm not going to try to read your unformatted code or write the entire application but here are code snippets that show you what you need to do. It sends 4 bits both "as is" and as bitwise complement using a variation of the NEC protocol. I've hardcoded the 4 bits of data as 1101. This is adapted from code I use to send and receive 2-4 bytes so the pins are the ones I used. There are more efficient ways to do things but I've tried to show it step-by-step so you see the logic.

'-----Transmit-----
SendRF: wb.0=data0  '00000001
        wb.1=data1  '00000001 
        wb.2=data2  '00000101
        wb.3=data3  '00001101
        wb=~wb      '11110010
        wb=wb<<4    '00100000
        wb.0=data0  '00100001
        wb.1=data1  '00100001
        wb.2=data2  '00100101
        wb.3=data3  '00101101
        'bits 0-3=data, bits 4-7=~data
        Low 4
	For c=1 To Copies
	  PulsOut 4, 500
          PauseUs 2500
	  For i=0 To 7
	    PulsOut 4, 50
	    If wb.0=1 Then
	      PauseUs 1500
	    Else
	      PauseUs 500
	    EndIf 
	    wb=wb>>1
	  Next
	  PulsOut 4, 50
	  Pause 20			
	Next

'-----Receive-----	
DEFINE PULSIN_MAX = 550
	
RcvRF:  PulsIn GPIO.1, 1, STX
        wb=0
        If STX<450 Then RcvRF
        While GPIO.1=0:Wend
        For i = 0 To 7
          PulsIn GPIO.1, 0, space
          If (space<40) Or (space>175) Then RcvRF
          If (space>75) Then
            wb.0=1				
          EndIf
          wb=wb<<1
        Next i	
        comp=wb>>4
        wb=wb & 7
        If wb + comp = 15 Then
          'wb is good data
        Else
          'wb is corrupt
        EndIf