This project makes use of a raspberry pi, to read the temperature of several radio sensors, and store them on a Sqlite database. The same raspberry pi is used to serve webpages with the graph of the acquired temperatures. See live demo here. Step 1: Install hardware on the Pi The first thing to do […]
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We have been aiming to do a mini hack for a while to bring some new life to an old radio and let us radio are favourite internet radio stations. Step 1: You Will Need… Depending on the radio you are going to install your Raspberry Pi into, your design will vary and thus the
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The Swinging 60’s This is an appropriate label for the 1960’s for 2 reasons: (1) it was a decade of great change, especially regarding popular music & fashion, (2) You have to now be in your 60’s to have experienced it as a 1960’s teenager. The 1960’s got off to a slow start. Great Britain
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This Is Your Pi on Wind Got a special project for your Raspberry Pi that requires it to operate off the electrical grid? If solar power doesn’t provide enough juice, add some wind to the mix with an inexpensive wind turbine. Project Curacao is a sensor-filled project designed to hang on a radio tower on
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Hey, Welcome to my first ever post on Instructables! The Project you’re about to read over is setting up a Raspberry Pi to use ‘AirPlay’ and how I used it, which clashes with the second part, the new life for my old radio. Step 1: Collect up everything you need. Whats a must for this
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Howdy folks! I had the idea of turning my Raspberry Pi into something like the Beats By Dre portable audio system found here: http://www.beatsbydre.com/speakers/beatbox-portable-usb/beatbox-portable-usb,default,pd.htmlIt’s a cool product, don’t get me wrong, but I’m not really down to pay $400+ tax for some fancy looking speakers (which don’t even give you rechargeable batteries, by the way).
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Recently, we design a type of raspberry pi wireless shield (or extension board) for raspberry pi. By using this rpi shield, you can conveniently control your objective, like LED, TANK, CAR, etc. In this example, by using this wireless shield, we control the LED lamp to breathe. the video can be seen at: http://youtu.be/kgt7f3D9FCM the
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* This entire process should take about 20 minutes Pianobar is a free/open-source, console-based client for the personalized online radio Pandora. Feature: play and manage (create, add more music, delete, rename, …) stations rate songs and explain why they have been selected upcoming songs/song history customize keybindings and text output remote control and eventcmd interface
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“ArdiPi” The Wireless Arduino and Raspberry Pi Rover By: Greg So basically let me tell you how this project works. You simply have an Arduino (Uno or Leonardo) which you use to connect to two motors and control them. Then you have a RaspberryPi which is controlled by your iPhone, iPad or computer. The RaspberryPi
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Introduction For the past 12 months or so after reading about the exploits of Dave Akerman and his first launching of a Raspberry Pi into near space I’ve been tinkering with the idea of launching a balloon myself. Although there isn’t a huge HAB community in NZ there have been some previous launches, and there
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