Dasmikro Mini V3 and V4 review.

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Dasmikro Mini V3 and V4 review.

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Hi everyone! I just published a review of the newer Dasmikro Mini Boards. If you are interested on them, you can read it here: https://radindustries.wordpress.com/202 ... ini-v3-v4/
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Nice review.
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Yes. Great review. Thank you for taking the time.
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Thanks to you for taking the time to read it!
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Great write up :thumbup:
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Read those and your other sound articles as well, good stuff.

I figure you will have some experience here so i wanted to ask: which of v3 and v4 is the easiest to interface with an arduino tcb?

Im working on Pz2 and intend to make use of a mega 2560 (or pro version there of) to run it.
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ziddan wrote: Fri Apr 21, 2023 4:17 pm Read those and your other sound articles as well, good stuff.

I figure you will have some experience here so i wanted to ask: which of v3 and v4 is the easiest to interface with an arduino tcb?

Im working on Pz2 and intend to make use of a mega 2560 (or pro version there of) to run it.
Sorry, I am late replying, I did not see your post till now.

Both use the same programming software. I believe the V4 is just a smaller version, with smaller sound output and memory.
If you have enough room, I'd fit the V3 on it. I like long audio files, besides I find it easier to work with. The super small light outputs are not for everybody.
But hey, that is just me.
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Yeah dude get the v3. The v4 is for tiny 1/87 scale cars and stuff. The v4 is not an improved version of the v3.
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T(h)anks for the input, i managed to find the v2 for a good price and ordered it before the reply, i did conclude that the smaller one would probably be harder to work with.

Ill do basic to begin with as this is my first tank (and rc vehicle with sound).
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