das een plaatje van het net man 
net als die bal 
en jouw werk ziet er altijd wel goed uit man
ja hey hallo, waar zie je me voor aan…na sinterklaas houten ballen maken. ik kijk er al na uit
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looks like IAN
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Ian canada MonitorPi Pro
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Thank you very much. Is this a standalone module or do I need to buy something else?
It works best with Ian Canada products you get more options but can also be used directly on the GPIO of a Raspberry Pi.
Super, TY
I recently added an external clock (neutron star) and neutron star power supply in combination with Ian Canada SinePi and FifoPiQ7ll
also added a Uc-Pure mklll for the 3.3 volt FifoPiQ7ll.
works well.
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I used this to extend so that it can easily be placed in the front panel.
Great, I’ll take your advice. P.S. Where’s the RPi?
Hehe, 200kg + RPi!
it is not a light weight 
but if I compare them with the other 5 that I have here, this one plays the best.
Like the arrow to the rPi
And one last question: is this compatible with the RPi5? I bought 2 new ones.
yes.
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made from a broken lumin S1.
pcm 1794A with ian Canada products.
with external power supply.
only had 4 cm of height and it was a hassle to get it in.
just needs a smoke tinting window for.
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Update:
Created a 3.3-volt shunt (Tent Labs) for the Ian Canada TransportPi MK2 input.
Created an Ian Canada UCmate 5-volt for the Pink Faun HDMI LVDS input module, plus trigger to start/stop.
Moved the sowter output transformers (shorter distance).
Added an I²S switchboard; can now switch between DDDAC input, I²S, SPDIF, and HDMI LVDS input.
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