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Informations on his website are a biut unclear. I try to sum up what he does. He has
– a softrock sdr radio ($80?). Softrock goes from 1.8 MHz to 30 MHz. The audio goes to
– a Teensy Audio Adaptor Board ($15) microphone that is driven by a
– Teensy 3.1 ($20) and displays some histograms on a
– TFT 128×160 display ($5).
Edward Mallon: I've been oversampling those thermistors with the ADC and some pin-toggle noise for a while now, and that method is good. But lately I've been...
Informations on his website are a biut unclear. I try to sum up what he does. He has
– a softrock sdr radio ($80?). Softrock goes from 1.8 MHz to 30 MHz. The audio goes to
– a Teensy Audio Adaptor Board ($15) microphone that is driven by a
– Teensy 3.1 ($20) and displays some histograms on a
– TFT 128×160 display ($5).
Have a look at STAMPFL – Stand Alone SDR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n23yXiJnWBM
(the funny voice in the video is some sort of German…)