The Radio Shield is an add-on kit for the Arduino development board that provides AX.25 packet radio send and receive capability, a prototyping area, and an HD44780-compatible LCD interface.
Documentation is available at wiki.argentdata.com.
LCD module and Arduino board not included.
| Weight | 0.2 lbs |
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