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Fnord666
on Monday July 08 2019, @03:11PM
from the does-it-take-10-minutes-to-warm-up? dept.
from the does-it-take-10-minutes-to-warm-up? dept.
Antique radio receivers retain a significant charm, and though they do not carry huge value today they were often extremely high quality items that would have represented a significant investment for their original owners. This guy acquired just such a radio, a Philco 37-11 made in 1937, and since it was it[sic] a bit of a state he set about giving it some updated electronics. Stripping away the original electronics, he gave it a modern amplifier with Bluetooth capabilities, and a Raspberry Pi.
One of the coolest applications for a Pi I've seen.
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(Score: 3, Touché) by SomeGuy on Monday July 08 2019, @03:49PM
What? He didn't paint it black and fill it to the rim with burn-our-your-retina blue LEDs or rainbow-LED lit fans?