I want to present my Raspberry Internet Radio
http://awallelectronic.blogspot.com/
My internet Radio
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Good job, always enjoy seeing people outline their projects with pictures and steps. I like the retro concept too! But how do you plan on getting to Mars with that?!? 
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And very neat install.
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I am very impressed too, plus I am learning from you. I have one question: what is an "LDR" on the wifi stick? I apologize if my English is hard to read. I apologize even more for not knowing any German (Detusche).
Bob
Bob
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Thanks for the positiv replys.
The mission to Mars in on Ice I have to finish my Hoverboard project til 2015 
The other Radios are great too, and an LDR is a Light sensitv resistor, I used this way because it was the fastest way for th result I wanted. I'll try now to read the wifi traffic an get it on a gpio pin.
Alain
The mission to Mars in on Ice
I have to finish my Hoverboard project til 2015 The other Radios are great too, and an LDR is a Light sensitv resistor, I used this way because it was the fastest way for th result I wanted. I'll try now to read the wifi traffic an get it on a gpio pin.
Alain
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Nice work!
(Something great about old-style radios - so much space inside. A Pi fits in just fine!)
(Something great about old-style radios - so much space inside. A Pi fits in just fine!)
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