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gadgetjack
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Posted: 01:31am 26 Sep 2024
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I had forgotten that I ordered a pico2 expanded board when the originals were back ordered from Seeed. I got it today and built up what is in the picture. It looks great on my hdmi input on an old tv in my shop. Very fast little board. Had a board left over I used to make crystal radios on. Yeah , i am old.
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Plasmamac

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Posted: 02:10am 26 Sep 2024
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Show us how to create crystal Radios . Because the Dab Radios are boring and even expensive 😆
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gadgetjack
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Posted: 02:32am 26 Sep 2024
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Not much left on AM radio anymore. Kind of why I quit building them. Farm news and a few talk radio shows around here.
 
palcal

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Posted: 04:02am 26 Sep 2024
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I miss AM radio, I had a tuned frame antenna and could pick up broadcasts from all over the south pacific. A few left in Oz, I dont listen to radio any more the content is crap anyway.
"It is better to be ignorant and ask a stupid question than to be plain Stupid and not ask at all"
 
palcal

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Posted: 04:43am 26 Sep 2024
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My Pico2 arrived today. I had some HDMI adaptor PCBs made and had one built ready.
All worked first go with Jim's Test pattern. Thanks to Peter and others for making all this possible.
"It is better to be ignorant and ask a stupid question than to be plain Stupid and not ask at all"
 
Volhout
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Posted: 06:26am 26 Sep 2024
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@gadgetjack,

You have mounted a heatsink...??

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Martin H.

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Posted: 01:04pm 26 Sep 2024
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unusual design but beautiful  
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gadgetjack
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Posted: 07:14pm 26 Sep 2024
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Heat sink was just laying around , not that it needed it but it can't hurt.
 
stanleyella

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Posted: 12:36am 27 Sep 2024
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it works
 
Mixtel90

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My favourite bit is the breadboard. We used to build a lot of stuff like that. They get singed when you try to solder surface mount stuff onto them though, that's the main reason we have to have this PCB stuff between them. It protects the breadboard.




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