Rediscover 1980s radio tuning with Cardputer ADV, a rotary dial, 42 stations worldwide, and nostalgic visuals. Try the Web version too!
For use in DIY homebrew radio equipment such superheterodyne single/double conversion receiver, SDR, HAM QRP transceivers or RF generator.
This is a project of Radio Receiver LW/MW/SW Stereo FM with RDS, using Arduino Nano, Si473x Radio IC and 1.8in TFT color display ST7735.
A complete AM / SW / SSB / FM RDS Radio Receiver, with Si4735, Arduino NANO and 1.8in TFT Display.
A DIY cheap one-button internet radio.
This project will allow you to connect the nRF24L01+ radio module to the Raspberry Pi.
Internet radio with MP3 player over Bluetooth. This revision includes internet connection indicator and Folder Player.
Combined some examples to create a new, featured, project.
Build a great sounding FM radio with a cool display using an Arduino Nano and the SparkFun Si4703 FM tuner breakout.
Simple Arduino-based "World Band" radio receiver with very good characteristics.
Pick the time from a DCF77 radio signal and show it on an OLED display.
Turn your MKR FOX 1200 into a battery-powered weather monitor that you can deploy EVERYWHERE.
Add an external S-meter on any Icom amateur radio transceiver that has a CI-V control port.
Today we are going to build an Internet radio device with a large 3.5” display using an inexpensive ESP32 board.
Embellish, protect and reduce the sheet metal look of your modified HP server power supply with this 3D-printed enclosure.
Internet connected car stereo with obd 2 and remote start.
In this tutorial, we are going to build a simple FM Radio receiver on a breadboard.
An easy to build and use stereo RDS FM receiver with RDA5807.
Make FM Radio full function by RDA5807M and arduino nano. Control by touch button
Covers all commercial stations with Si4730 IC, plus all amateur radio bands when you use Si4732 or Si4735.
Now the Radio has new firmware from Gert Baak with more visual and functional improvements. Also used Si4732 chip.
Setup of the ZCU102 with AD9371 FMC card for SDR applications.
WiFi internet radio built using an M5StickC plus (ESP32 Pico), external I²S DAC (PCM5102A), and stereo amplifier (Onkyo TX SV 434).
Access global stations with minimal hardware.
