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Control RC toy drone from a PC 0

My goal is to control a RC toy drone (4-ch 2.4GHz) from a PC. I've seen some hacks (for example dzlsevilgeniuslair.blogspot.com.br/.../more-toy-quadcopter-hacking.html) using...
- 2.4ghz usb drone
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by Daniel Landi
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Is it possible to implement the iOS application to track the iBeacon Component after closing the application(Background processing). 0

Hi Team, Is it possible to implement the iOS application to track the iBeacon Component after closing the application(Background processing). Please provide any example...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Ibrahim
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To implement iBeacon what are the things to be take care at the peripheral side. 0

Hi Team, To implement iBeacon what are the things to be take care at the peripheral side. Whether the code for advertising the peripheral in "CoreBluetooth" and "CoreLocation...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Ibrahim
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PCA10001 hex file for proximity app 0

Hi, I have both the nRF8001 dev kit and the nRF51822 Eval Kit (EK). We are using the nRF8001 for most of our project with the BLE Arduino SDK. But I wanted to just load a...
- nrf51822 proximity
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Started over 10 years ago
by Fred Roeber
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Timeslot API - modify a radio request 0

Hi, What is the suggested method to change a pending request, and make it earlier than previously requested, without closing and reopening the session? For example,...

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Started over 10 years ago
by Gili Elias

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