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MiniWebRadio of https://github.com/clear-sky

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MiniWebRadio of https://github.com/FranZatGIT

MWR MiniWebRadio by Mark from Nevada

image MiniWebRadio of https://github.com/skassel2024

image MiniWebRadio of valera39

image Arne65 has developed its own circuit board https://oshwlab.com/kubel/last-mini-web

skassel2024 built a radio with the Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-LCD-7inch display. skassel For this he printed a installation attachment and a housing. 3D_printer_files.zip Here are the work that is also required: The red -marked conductor tracks must be interrupted (with a fine scalpel). The green marked pins are the connections for the DAC PCM5102MK 2.0 Back Then another connector is glued to the I2C connector. Made in the picture below the green -marked connections. Then reolved the bridge in the green area from 3V3 to 5V. I2C VCC and I2C GND placed on the additional connector (also marked green). I2C A battery would have space in the stand, but maybe I will do that later. A test with a 5000mAh power bank (at Lidl for almost 7 EUR) resulted in a term of approx. 4 hours. With my board, the ribbon cable to the display is shielded, which is apparently not the case with all versions, with the shield has an indefinable connection to GND. On the back of the board, the shield partially touches the sheet on the back of the display, which has led to the strangest error messages for me. Insulation of the shielding against the sheet, or a permanent mass connection of the sheet metal to GND of the board has remedied this and the radio now runs stable.

Arne65 has developed an audio board for the Waveshare ESP32-S3 7" display. It contains 2x MAX98357A for the operation of two loudspeakers. image image You can find the project at: https://oshwlab.com/kubel/audio-display-waveshare or here: https://easyeda.com/editor#project_id=98c890d47cb84ad787b6995b157c5ce4

bg8cg has built an extremely professional and flat radio. mwr Details and a description (incl. schematic and video) can be found here: https://github.com/schreibfaul1/ESP32-MiniWebRadio/issues/686

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