Hello everyone!
Here’s a very short video of it working, and there’s some others on there too…
Hello everyone!
Super sweet is what I think, great idea with the bone conductor! I have one and been thinking of a use for it so I might try this
really nice, though not sure about the metal bracket on the back… good work!
really nice, though not sure about the metal bracket on the back... good work!
That’s the bone conducting transducer.
great case! gonna sell them or care to share the file? i really dislike the rubbery case TE came up with. I want something hard like a gameboy or yah know a calculator. this seems perfect!!
@masterofstuff124, well i’m working on a much thinner version without extra amp, extra battery and transducer. This will be much more compact.
The buttons feel a little bit stiff for now and i don’t have a way yet to put anything onto the buttons like numbers etc, but i’m working on a solution for that too…
I’d probably like to sell them on a shapeways shop or something when it’s finished
@darenager, Well, normally it should work as any normal 8ohm speaker, and the PO should have an 8ohm speaker breakout on the back, but I noticed the bone conductor wasn’t working well at all when soldered directly onto the PO, that’s why I had to add an extra amp inside…
Cool stuff!
what board is that you are using for power?
Yep please share us how to create or buy it! thank you!
@masterofstuff124 @MattiaC , It’s an adafruit amplifier and battery, you need to take the battery out to charge it with an adafruit lipo charger board. For now it only powers the extra amp, not also the PO. I had to come up with something quick in order to make the deadline for the TE competition last year
I still didn’t have much time, but i’m making a normal case that looks just like this one that doesn’t have all that extra stuff and an option to add an extra jack for power. I’m going to put it on shapeways or something similar soon