Thread: Raspberry Pi as an FM Transmitter
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Re: Raspberry Pi as an FM Transmitter
Looks interesting! I will have to play with this sometime.

While we are on the topic of off-topic Raspberry Pi uses... I just recieved my BrickPi. It's a board that sits on top of the Pi and allows you to plug in LEGO Mindstorms NXT motors and sensors. 5 sensors, 4 motors. I haven't had a chance to do anything with it, but am excited to.
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