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'''2. Rallye Luxus-Pi-Radio''' | '''2. Rallye Luxus-Pi-Radio''' | ||
Including a Raspberry Pi Zero into an existing, well documented old radio made by Philips. | Including a Raspberry Pi Zero W into an existing, well documented old radio made by Philips. | ||
Status: Decision Making: Looking at inclusion of DAB+; [[PiRadio]] or a USB sound card; looking at powering the Pi0 without a seperate power supply; Software: I am unable to make Volumio play audio over Bluetooth (Pi as BT sink), but what else should I use? | Status: Decision Making: Looking at inclusion of DAB+; [[PiRadio]] or a USB sound card; looking at powering the Pi0 without a seperate power supply; Software: I am unable to make Volumio play audio over Bluetooth (Pi as BT sink), but what else should I use? | ||
Latest revision as of 23:57, 18 October 2017
I work in publishing (books, editorial department), but spend most of my free time on computery things.
Projects:
1. TabletKeyboardHub
Refitting a Cherry ML 4100 USB keyboard into a new case (build from the trashcans) that can hold a tablet or phone while integrating a USB hub and maybe even a Raspberry Pi Zero.
Status: On halt while waiting for parts to arrive.
2. Rallye Luxus-Pi-Radio
Including a Raspberry Pi Zero W into an existing, well documented old radio made by Philips. Status: Decision Making: Looking at inclusion of DAB+; PiRadio or a USB sound card; looking at powering the Pi0 without a seperate power supply; Software: I am unable to make Volumio play audio over Bluetooth (Pi as BT sink), but what else should I use?
Coming up
- EOMA 68 related stuff (retrofitting EOMA 68 in old laptops),
- PocketCHIP fun,
- (huge maybe:) Raspberry Pi 3 (or other widely available SBC [suggestions welcome!] based LTE handheld
Software only
- Fixing up a Powerbook G4 12" with MacPorts, abandonware and maybe OpenBSD for being used as a Space laptop.
Learning
- Arduino, ESP8266
- OpenSCAD
