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Win A Raspberry Pi Football!

Stuartsjones

For absolutely no reason whatsoever image we are giving away 10 of these Raspberry PiRaspberry Pi footballs (or soccer balls for you Americans/Australians) to our community members!

 

It's easy to enter. Just POST A COMMENT below about which Raspberry Pi projects you are working on now, or that you have planned for this summer and we will pick the top ten most creative and interesting ones to win one of these footballs modelled below by element14's Iro. You need to be a registered member to comment (only takes a few seconds to do this).

 

The competition will remain open until 9am UK time on June 23rd and the winners will be notified by private message so prizes can be sent out.


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  • in reply to Former Member

    Hi Ragnar,

     

    are you going to publish a HOWTO with parts and software for your box?

     

    Kind regards

    Georg

  • I am working on making a MIDI/Effects Modulator and an instrumental track looper out of Rpis

  • I am making a electric scooter, ALL running off of a raspberry pi (my endtime goal making the build hence "modular"), and a surprisingly light Emergency-Computer-Power-Backup. (that is a quote from the label, Good luck saying that 10 times, Salesman) Surprisingly the brake servos and the throttle were the hardest to get reliable, but working, sorta, i will go about a mile, then the LCD gives you the battery low symbol. but managed to ride it to the taco shop and back fine! Next project, run a 3 monitor (yes THREE) monitor setup (thinking of http://j.mp/16usbmon for the monitor)

  • Currently working on a coding club at my school to get children into coding and interesting in the whole coding world

  • I'm working on a portable, easy to use Outside Broadcasting box for the radio station I'm involved with.

    Two Raspberries housed in this aluminium case:

     

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    The case will connect to our studio, or directly to our transmitter sites, via a VPN connection over Ethernet, WiFi or 3G/4G mobile data network.

    I'll also give it Bluetooth, in order to be able to take listener's phone calls, using a cell phone.

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    Ragnar