So I took some time to find out more about infrared IR) light is a wavelength of energy that is invisible to the human eye. The most common source of this energy is heat; objects can have their relative temperatures measured by how much of this energy they give off. Lower wavelengths or "near infrared"  closest to the visible light color red  are not hot, and are often used to transmit data in electronics. A remote control, for example, may use a particular wavelength of near infrared to communicate with a receiver, sending pulses of light that transmit a signal to the device, telling it what to do. This how the car works so I took the time and change the body out 53 Bel air chevy chop coup that I had got in a trade I had to extend the fronts so the wheel would fit right It ran grate until I put the body on the remote control work on 3 feet instead 0f the 12 to 15 feet away 
