35 Results for "%s"

1950's Roberts "retro" radio
Project by Ali Ball
Modernisation of a 1950's transistor radio
- 1.8k
- 8

YaaCWk, Yet Another Arduino CW Keyer
Project by Federico Pietro Briata, IZ1GLG
YaaCWk, a computer less Morse coder and decoder with Memory
- 1.1k
- 7

iNap Malinka
Project by leonek
Your NRF24L01 transmitter that can play pokemon
- 1
- 6

LoRa Image and Video transmission | AI on EdgeX
Project by akarshagarwal98
The EdgeX uses LoRa to transmit Video and Image data over hundreds of kilometres without Internet using the onboard AI processor.
- 46
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carbt_v1
Project by HybridAir
[DISCONTINUED] An inexpensive bluetooth music system for cars with lacking stereos.
- 709
- 21

K8TRC Digital SDR
Project by Trevor R.H. Clarke
A software defined radio transceiver designed for digital modes, primarily WSPR and FT8 on HF.
- 12
- 6

JASPERadio, The Radio to rule them all
Project by Emil J
Precision double tuner + car radio source selecting circuit + overkill speaker driver + RPi with JASPER voice stuff = ?
- 1.7k
- 6

UKHASnet-Pi
Project by Jenny List
A HopeRF RFM69HW experimenters board for the Raspberry PI. Intended for UKHASnet experiments.
- 561
- 4

Rectenna Powered Blinkin' LED
Project by Martin
A rectenna is used make LEDs blink.
- 43
- 37

TinyPocketRadio
Project by Stefan Wagner
FM Stereo Radio based on ATtiny13A and RDA5807MP
- 13
- 24

Serial Port SDR
Project by Ted Yapo
Transmit radio signals using just a serial port? You bet!
- 91
- 77

Bluetooth controlled FM Tuner
Project by mit41301
Simple and effective way to listen to FM radio using SIM800H module controlled by Bluetooth from smart phone, laptop, RPi, desktop etc.,
- 213
- 1

Hackaday UK Unconference FM Radio Rickroll Badge
Project by Jenny List
My Hackaday UK Unconference badge, that plays a chiptune version of Rick Astley's hit on FM radio
- 590
- 8

Color Stealing Fairy
Project by Angela Sheehan
A collection of wirelessly connected color changing costume pieces, controlled by a 'magic' color sensing wand.
- 1.3k
- 15

Wireless Task Lighting Network
Project by Stephen Porter
A change made to one light propagates to the others - intended for detailed work and maybe even macro photography
- 1
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