How Raspberry Pi taught British tech to be world-class TechRadar UK In some places, people trade arms. In others, drugs are smuggled across borders
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Cape Gazette Jefferson School's Summer Discovery Camp offers Raspberry Pi Cape Gazette One of the most exciting offerings is Raspberry Pi . This small, inexpensive computer board plugs into a TV and a keyboard, creating a credit-card-sized device that has the capabilities of a personal computer without the financial investment. This …
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SSB using a Raspberry Pi Southgate Amateur Radio Club Guido PE1NNZ has released code to enable the Raspberry Pi computer board to generate SSB on the 7 and 14 MHz bands. On his blog he writes: The following code can generate SSB modulation just by controlling a PLL carrier. I have applied this method ..
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2000 km DX using the Raspberry Pi Southgate Amateur Radio Club Eddie G3ZJO used the 10 mW of RF that can be generated from the Raspberry Pi computer board to get over 2000 km on the 7 MHz band.
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Celebrate Pi Day With These 9 High-Tech Raspberry Pi Hacks Wired (blog) Just hitting its one-year anniversary on the market, and already eclipsing a million units sold, the tiny Raspberry Pi computer board continues to grow as the maker's platform of choice.
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Raspberry Portable: Turning a Raspberry Pi into a full-fledged portable PC Liliputing The Raspberry Pi is a $35 computer board that's about the size of a pack of cards. It's not the fastest PC around, and it doesn't even come with a case — but you can build some pretty nifty projects from the little computer — including a portable, …
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