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Adding RC Transmitter/Receiver to Control Mecanum Bot

Story In a previous project we showed we showed how to use the Pulse Train Hat and wireless Xbox controller to control our Mecanum Bot. Information and the project overview can be found on the following link: https://www.hackster.io/cnc-design/pulse-train-hat-for-raspberry-pi-mecanum-bot-example-75fcd6 We now have created a platform on Hackster.IO for the Pulse Train Hat, if you could help […]

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NUT4NT, Open-Source 4-Channel GNSS Receiver Development Board

Although the industry of professional satellite navigation systems is limited to experts and large companies, Amungo Navigation is working towards bringing this industry to individual developers, small companies, and startups through its new open source platform “NUT4NT”. NUT4NT is a development board which implements NT1065 chip with USB 3.0 interface. NT1065 is a Global Navigation

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G0MRF 29.45 MHz Receiver Project

In 2007/8 AMSAT-UK put considerable work into a proposal to the European Space Agency (ESA) to place an Amateur Radio payload on the mass dummy on the maiden flight of the VEGA launcher. Known as iSTAR (Integrated Suite for Teaching and Amateur Radio) it was planned to use the 29, 145, 435, 2400 and 5830

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Raspberry Pi Bluetooth+Airplay Audio Receiver combo

Let’s make a bluetooth audio receiver allowing you hook up your R-Pi to your stereo and use your phone as the sound source. To be honest, this is not a unique project. Plenty of people have attempted to get a bluetooth receiver working, some (less) have succeeded. After spending way to much time on trying

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A combined MSF/DCF atomic clock receiver

For this to work you must obviously live in an area that can receive both signals. My circuit is based on two modules taken from two radio clocks bought at Lidl’s supermarket. Originally both were for the DCF clock but by substituting the original 77.5kHz crystal with a 60kHz crystal, one of the modules was

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Remote receiver to Raspberry Pi via GPIO

Assalamualaikum, Hi. I would love to share my recent project, connecting an IR receiver to Raspberry Pi’s GPIO. Warning! Playing around with Rpi’s GPIO is dangerous if you didn’t know what you’re doing. I’ll not hold any responsibility on any failure of your device while following my guide. GPIO for Rev.1 Rpi’s is different from

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