LaVoixski Type: id-292
The id-292 is the Vintage US Army Indicator Channel Alignment Military Walkie-Talkie “AN/PRC-6”. This is the first stable version with LCD display running on the CortexM7.
The id-292 is the Vintage US Army Indicator Channel Alignment Military Walkie-Talkie “AN/PRC-6”. This is the first stable version with LCD display running on the CortexM7.
Type: AN/PRC-6 complete
The “AN/PRC-6” is the Vintage US Army Military Walkie-Talkie. There were some troubles occurred on the audio board and LCD unit, finally they had been completed.
The “AN/PRC-6” is the Vintage US Army Military Walkie-Talkie. There were some troubles occurred on the audio board and LCD unit, finally they had been completed.
Type: 1455K
Type: 1455K is the standard model of LaVoixski. The ADAT output is optional.
Type: 1455K is the standard model of LaVoixski. The ADAT output is optional.
LaVoixski S-Size
This model was made from salvaged parts from the broken Type: id-292. For fixing the problems, the new power unit was equipped with the cooling systems.
This model was made from salvaged parts from the broken Type: id-292. For fixing the problems, the new power unit was equipped with the cooling systems.
Type_ID-292 series (including very early model)
The id-292 is the Vintage US Army Indicator Channel Alignment Military Walkie-Talkie “AN/PRC-6”. I found it at the online military surplus shop then soon liked its shape. And I thought it might be good for the material of the musical instrument. I made the first one as the thumb piano.
The id-292 is the Vintage US Army Indicator Channel Alignment Military Walkie-Talkie “AN/PRC-6”. I found it at the online military surplus shop then soon liked its shape. And I thought it might be good for the material of the musical instrument. I made the first one as the thumb piano.
LaVoixskies (old style without LCD)
I started making the digital theremin inspired from the Arduino Uno based “open-theremin”. They are the second generation of my theremin LaVoixski running on the CortexM4.
I started making the digital theremin inspired from the Arduino Uno based “open-theremin”. They are the second generation of my theremin LaVoixski running on the CortexM4.
LaVoixski: Type_AN/PRC-6
The “AN/PRC-6” is the Vintage US Army Military Walkie-Talkie. I found its back panels at the online military surplus shop but they were sold out at time. After many years, I found them again on ebay then soon liked its shape. And I thought it might be good for the material of my digital Theremin.
The “AN/PRC-6” is the Vintage US Army Military Walkie-Talkie. I found its back panels at the online military surplus shop but they were sold out at time. After many years, I found them again on ebay then soon liked its shape. And I thought it might be good for the material of my digital Theremin.