Which Kleer module where you wondering about? Do you have to buy the modules directly from Kleer? I couldn't find any for sale at the usual electronics suppliers.
Yes, I meant one of the Kleer modules, specifically KLR3012 from smsc.com. I was unable to contact the company as they're closed weekends. I did a little searching after my last post, and I believe I have concluded that Kleer is out of business as their websites and blogs have been removed, and kleerav.com says so (not sure if this is their official website). I was inquiring about their products because of the cd quality, lossless audio, which I wanted to use to transmit .wav files from CPU to speakers wirelessly. Is there another product that would complete this task? I didn't think XBee could do the trick, would the Nordic nRF24L01+ be the way to go?
Thanks Leon and Duane, I'll look into the Nordic chips, I hadn't heard of them till now and hopefully they should be what I need or at least could use.
I didn't know about the nRF24Z1 chips. Thanks Leon.
daill1, there's a link to inexpensive nRF24L01+ modules in post #1 of my index. There's link in post #2 to my nRF24L01+/Propeller driver. I used Leon's C code as a starting point for my driver.
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I haven't seen any Propeller projects that use a Kleer module.
Mark_T has used a Nordic nRF24L01+ to transmit audio.
Which Kleer module where you wondering about? Do you have to buy the modules directly from Kleer? I couldn't find any for sale at the usual electronics suppliers.
http://www.nordicsemi.com/eng/Products/2.4GHz-RF/nRF24Z1
The nRF24L01+ could be used for lower quality audio.
daill1, there's a link to inexpensive nRF24L01+ modules in post #1 of my index. There's link in post #2 to my nRF24L01+/Propeller driver. I used Leon's C code as a starting point for my driver.