philipreji
Member
Hi FM,
While at SP road (Bangalore) today to purchase some speaker drivers and cables, I just chanced upon this fantastic assembled kit: it has three input ports (USB for MP3 playback, Aux, and one more which looks like an SD card slot - it reads "TF") and an inbuilt FM receiver. Output is analog stereo (line level). The front has an LED panel display. Circuit board reveals a tiny microprocessor, two ICs and several SM devices. There is a remote control. Two sets of wires with connectors are provided (for power input - 5 Volts - and Line out). There are four buttons (Mode, Scan, Vol+ and Vol-) on the front panel. It also has two screw holes, for fixing the unit to any cabinet.
And all this costs only Rs. 150 !! Couldn't resist the temptation and bought one (planning to incorporate this into my new Digital Radio project). Long live the Chinese :clapping:
Cheers,
Reji
While at SP road (Bangalore) today to purchase some speaker drivers and cables, I just chanced upon this fantastic assembled kit: it has three input ports (USB for MP3 playback, Aux, and one more which looks like an SD card slot - it reads "TF") and an inbuilt FM receiver. Output is analog stereo (line level). The front has an LED panel display. Circuit board reveals a tiny microprocessor, two ICs and several SM devices. There is a remote control. Two sets of wires with connectors are provided (for power input - 5 Volts - and Line out). There are four buttons (Mode, Scan, Vol+ and Vol-) on the front panel. It also has two screw holes, for fixing the unit to any cabinet.
And all this costs only Rs. 150 !! Couldn't resist the temptation and bought one (planning to incorporate this into my new Digital Radio project). Long live the Chinese :clapping:
Cheers,
Reji