@MAJSTER XXL I agree 100% I was even thinking whether to go further and whether just finishing the conversion of the Sony tuner to Evo not to create a separate topic and develop Evo there so that order would prevail. At the moment it seems to me that we have as follows:
- Radio v1 with 128x64 display, - MajsterXXL
- Radio v2 with 256x64 display, - MajsterXXL (core for Evo and compatibility in terms of electronics, connections)
- Radio v3 with TFT colour display, - MajsterXXL
- Radio Evo v2 with 256x64 display - Robogld,
- Radio Evo v3 with 256x64 display, - Robogld,
- Mod Evo v3 with Spectrum analyser - Ejcon
That's how much I've counted in my head.
As for radio stations, I discovered, for example: Academic Radio Centrum from Lublin playing completely niche rock bands from our country, Smoothjazz.com.pl was an equally good discovery. I've also started to listen to RMF Classic and Radio 90 just as often. Although the latter is from my region, it's quite difficult to pick up on FM because of its low transmitter power.
I find Italo4You such an ideal radio for any tests. Their server always works well, they have a very large buffer set up on the Icecast server and they broadcast at 256kbps. The second such good radio is Antyradio because they do not transmit a variable streamtitle and the third is Radio Plus (no stream title) and Polskie Radio 1,2,3 - no stream title but a very extensive station string.
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I have something like this in Evo and I have the impression that I am the only person as an author who uses it. However, the most convenient thing is to have something on the PC that allows you to edit the banks as much as you want (I have an automated format in Excel with macros in VB and export to GitHub) and then upload them to the radio remotely (although the Editor also gives you this possibility).
I think I have to borrow the separator idea from you and use the " | " character instead of a fixed number of spaces.