Anyone using these microcontrollers?

[Martin]

 I've used the Adafruit Featherboards for some projects where the
integration with lithium battery, gsm radio, bluetooth or SD card made the
project simple.  They are a little spendy.

For a Raspberry Pi replacement I suggest the ASUS TinkerBoard.  It is twice
as as fast as the RasPi 3 B and costs twice as much so no free lunch.  I've
been using it on my PiHPSDR controller and the throughput difference is
really noticeable.

73 Martin W6MRR




On Sat, Oct 21, 2017 at 4:37 PM, Terry Fox <tfox at knology.net> wrote:

> There are probably several people on tacos using Arduinos and/or Pis for
> various projects.  Are any of you using Teensy or Blue Pill boards?  They
> are more powerful than the eight-bit Arduinos.  The Teensy boards look
> really nice, but tend to be more expensive.  The "Blue Pill" boards are as
> cheap as $2, and have a much faster processor than an eight-bit Arduino,
> with much more memory and I/O as well.  Both can use the Arduino IDE (with
> some mods).
>
> I have several of each, and am playing with them on various projects.
> 73, Terry, N4TLF
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