Hello, I know this question isn't about the video but, you know your stuff and i'm curious... I was on the cordless home phone (It was from 2013, still have the old pair) with my grandmother talking when 2 minutes into the call this static came over very loudly and a few moments later it cleared and it was a woman talking clear as day saying things like, "Oscar, Quebec, Delta, Alpha," and so on for about 5-10 seconds straight. She wouldn't reply back to me and kept speaking in military code words. I'm 30 and no where near any military bases up here in the northern canadian wilderness for at least maybe 500 km. Now my old GM is 82 and has a very hoarse voice and this woman that hijacked my call was crystal clear. After those few moments it went really loud with static again and it cleared to my GM asking me who am I talking to and why was I saying 'hello' and 'who are you?' and some other things. I asked her if she heard the woman speaking on her end, mind you her age does not impede her mental capabilities, she always said 'its just this body aging on me GS, my soul is still young', she's a sharp old woman and intelligent. I told her somebody was talking to me and took over the phone call then I told her what I said. She said shes never experienced that before in her life. So i'm curious, is it possible that I was hacked somehow?
Great video walkthrough of the e mic two how would I accomplish the same using an Arduino by typing on the keyboard and using the Arduino as the serial connection?
@@ChakaHamilton Hi, can you share how you did this? I mean, were you able to use the Arduino as a serial connection? (what I'm trying too) Or did you have to flash the arduino each time you wanted to send commands?
@@genepierson1728 it's been awhile since I touched the project, I'll have to see if I can track down the code. Ultimately I gave up on this particular device because it was too cumbersome to use.
Are there usable working libraries for the Arduino IDE for this device? I've been burnt way too many times not checking
Hello, I know this question isn't about the video but, you know your stuff and i'm curious... I was on the cordless home phone (It was from 2013, still have the old pair) with my grandmother talking when 2 minutes into the call this static came over very loudly and a few moments later it cleared and it was a woman talking clear as day saying things like, "Oscar, Quebec, Delta, Alpha," and so on for about 5-10 seconds straight. She wouldn't reply back to me and kept speaking in military code words. I'm 30 and no where near any military bases up here in the northern canadian wilderness for at least maybe 500 km. Now my old GM is 82 and has a very hoarse voice and this woman that hijacked my call was crystal clear. After those few moments it went really loud with static again and it cleared to my GM asking me who am I talking to and why was I saying 'hello' and 'who are you?' and some other things. I asked her if she heard the woman speaking on her end, mind you her age does not impede her mental capabilities, she always said 'its just this body aging on me GS, my soul is still young', she's a sharp old woman and intelligent. I told her somebody was talking to me and took over the phone call then I told her what I said. She said shes never experienced that before in her life. So i'm curious, is it possible that I was hacked somehow?
What kind of phone?
Great video walkthrough of the e mic two how would I accomplish the same using an Arduino by typing on the keyboard and using the Arduino as the serial connection?
update:
I did eventually figure it out.
@@ChakaHamilton Hi, can you share how you did this? I mean, were you able to use the Arduino as a serial connection? (what I'm trying too) Or did you have to flash the arduino each time you wanted to send commands?
@@genepierson1728 it's been awhile since I touched the project, I'll have to see if I can track down the code. Ultimately I gave up on this particular device because it was too cumbersome to use.
@@ChakaHamilton lol, you should try the cts256.
can we directly connected it to LCD?
No, you will need coding too