I agree 100%.
Personally all I need to program a Rasberry Pi, a PIC, an Arduino, whatever for such applications is gcc.
Personally all I need to program a Rasberry Pi, a PIC, an Arduino, whatever for such applications is gcc.
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To an extent, but often it's dictated by circumstances. Sometimes an obsessed manager, sometimes an existing codebase.
So I'll go with Python because Max has written his code in Python and it'll be easier to work from that than start from scratch in C or C++.
For something else I might well use C or C++. Who knows, perhaps I'll come to merely dislike Python instead of loathing it 🙂
I recently built this project:
https://tataylino.com/arduino-controlled-bass-mid-treble-and-input-selector-with-tda7419/
Hope this helps.... 🙂
https://tataylino.com/arduino-controlled-bass-mid-treble-and-input-selector-with-tda7419/
Hope this helps.... 🙂
I have built one around TDA7439 with FM receiver and Bluetooth but I m having ground loop issue with my Bluetooth module ( it’s branded and FCC approved ) but bad layout for it
Nice, just saw the image with the aluminum profiles for the case. May I ask you where are you getting the special profile for the sides? Thank you very much!
Thanks very much. I was looking for standalone profiles cut to length instead a complete box.
Ah OK, gotcha. I'm not aware of these profiles being sold separately but have you considered some of the common aluminium profiles? For example I used 2060 profile here in this project and found it great to work with. This profile comes in 2040, 2060, 2080, 20100 (20mm x 100mm) etc. You can get it on eBay, Aliexpress etc. Or slimmer version like 15180 (15mm x 180), e.g. here, or 1560.
