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Hacking together a homemade flipper. (lemmy.world)
submitted 9 months ago by M3chTech@lemmy.world to c/flipperzero@lemmy.world
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If I wanted to build my own device with similar capabilities, what platform would be better to start with: rPi zero, or a small Arduino, with consideration of the necessary modules and firm/software needed.

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[-] Grimy@lemmy.world 5 points 9 months ago

Esp32 comes with Bluetooth and Wifi

The flipper zero Wiki says it uses a STM32WB55, so you could always use that but the dev boards are a lot more expensive.

You'll also need to get an NFC and RFID module, maybe some other stuff.

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