As I showed in the video. I tried to upgrade this project, but the author of this library tried to make everything fixed and unchangeable. Therefore, we are not able to determine other pins to connect the speaker.
@@BabakStars Ok, So I am using Nano it will connect D9 and D10 with speaker (I was wondering why there is no Ground wire)and MAX9814 output pin to A0 and its hardcoded as shown in your provided circuit diagram.
Both circuits have the same program and a diagram and you have to tell with the help of the key connected to pin 3. But for longer distances, you must use a booster.
Although incredibly impractical, impressive mod. 2.4 GHz was chosen for microwave ovens and routers for the same reason; it interacts with water. In a microwave it heats, in a router it gets absorbed by the moisture in the air which allows for frequency reuse locally. Have you ever seen the radiated energy from a microwave oven? I have. It's very dirty and All Over 2.4 GHz band, there's no filtering. One person turns on a uwave and your connection is toast.
The code link that you have provided does not have speaker code or am i missing something?
I did not understand what you meant. Do you mean the class in the program that determines the speaker pins?
@BabakStars yes sure
As I showed in the video. I tried to upgrade this project, but the author of this library tried to make everything fixed and unchangeable. Therefore, we are not able to determine other pins to connect the speaker.
@@BabakStars Ok, So I am using Nano it will connect D9 and D10 with speaker (I was wondering why there is no Ground wire)and MAX9814 output pin to A0 and its hardcoded as shown in your provided circuit diagram.
Greaaaaat. And how can I make repeater for longer distance ?
Both circuits have the same program and a diagram and you have to tell with the help of the key connected to pin 3. But for longer distances, you must use a booster.
Great Video😍.
Please make video about send picture and video with nrf.
My mind got involved. I have to research. Thanks🙏
Will this work in mobile signal jammer ?
No, sir. This is just a walkie-talkie
Although incredibly impractical, impressive mod.
2.4 GHz was chosen for microwave ovens and routers for the same reason; it interacts with water. In a microwave it heats, in a router it gets absorbed by the moisture in the air which allows for frequency reuse locally.
Have you ever seen the radiated energy from a microwave oven? I have. It's very dirty and All Over 2.4 GHz band, there's no filtering.
One person turns on a uwave and your connection is toast.
It was cool. Thank you.😮