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The Raspberry Pi 4 runs hot! Use this case from Flirc to help keep it cool. https://iotrant.com/2019/08/19/product-review-flirc-raspberry-pi-4-case/ #iotrant #InternetOfThings #RaspberryPi #flirc https://www.instagram.com/p/B1W4d0sB1M7/?igshid=1gav5t8soyrpz

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Product Review: Flirc Raspberry Pi 4 Case

Product Review: Flirc Raspberry Pi 4 Case

By now everyone knows that the Raspberry Pi 4runs hot and that dealing with this heat is very important as heat is detrimental to electronics. The need for cooling, however, is no stranger to the Raspberry Pi and has been something that people have been doing since the first Raspberry Pi. Flirc has long made arguably one of the most popular cases for the Raspberry Pi that offers some cooling…

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Using AnalysIR with Flirc - Video tutorial

Using AnalysIR with Flirc – Video tutorial

We have posted a brief 4 minute “Using AnalysIR with Flirc – Video tutorial”  showing how to use the Flirc USB device as an Infrared remote control signal source for AnalysIR. The video is available now via YouTube, by clicking the image below. The tutorial covers the semi-automatic method we have used to support this feature, which should greatly enhance the Flirc Device and enable more…

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Howto: Controlling LightwaveRF lights with a Raspberry Pi, Flirc and Logitech Harmony One IR remote

Howto: Controlling LightwaveRF lights with a Raspberry Pi, Flirc and Logitech Harmony One IR remote

I’ve recently got into home automation and so thought it would be fun to integrate my smart lighting with my media centre and remote control. When I watch TV or streaming video I want the main lights to go off and the side/back lights to come on in my living room. When I pause I want the main lights to come up a little and when I play I want main lights to turn off again :)

My setup

I use Lightwa…

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