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Reply With Quoteyep...I will be getting this cause of that source code. Can u please send me the source code.....Send it to uche@wam.umd.edu
Just FYI: I got my D-Link FM radio in yesterday, and if you don't need AM, this is the way to go. It has great reception, is extremely small, and only cost me about $35 USD. I took it out of the case that it come in, and the pcb looks to be only about 1~1.5 inches square. The nicest part about it (and the reason I posted in the software forum), is because it comes with sample source code and necessary DLL's. The source code is even in VB6! They have an entire project on how tune and seek. Seems to be the perfect solution for FM...
yep...I will be getting this cause of that source code. Can u please send me the source code.....Send it to uche@wam.umd.edu
Surely the best way to sort this radio issue out once and for all would be to design one?? Isn't the radio the absolute classic amateur electronics project? So what we really need is a digital tuneing am / fm radio which supports tuning by the serial port. Sadly I don't need this or have the time to make it, but i might have a look at it during the summer.
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Andrew
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Glad the DLink sounds like a great fix for the headless setup. By chance could you take a few screenshots
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hmmm, I bought that radio like 2 years ago, and it didnt include source code---grrr.
Maybe I can find it somewhere
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