Just go to http://soldersmoke.com. On that archive page, just click on the blue hyperlinks and your audio player should play that episode.
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What makes this short video special is the fact that the music was all completely designed (composed) and homebrewed (played) by Pete himself.
From Pete:
In Italian when one has finally had enough --the Hue and Cry is BASTA! I have been having some Basta Moments in trying to make Arduino 1.6.3 work with sketches developed in Version 1.0.5. So for some comic relief I decided to program a 240X320 Color TFT with a random pattern generator using the word Basta! Of course is was done in Arduino 1.0.5! Pete N6QW
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*VE3AWA - TPTG 210s*
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By DX EXPLORER
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