![]() As an added bonus, the 32u4 microcontroller has some interesting non-pager features that you might want to check out as well. Pager hacks have been a favorite around these parts for years, and are still a viable option for modern communications needs despite also being a nostalgic relic of decades past. Once added to a custom case, has an excellent platform for sending pager messages to all of his friends and can avoid any dreaded voice conversations. With a custom PCB, small battery, an antenna, and some incredibly refined soldering skills, he was able to put together this build with an incredibly small footprint, slightly larger than a bottle cap. was able to adapt some preexisting code and port it to an Atmel 32u4 microcontroller. The device uses the POCSAG communications protocol, a current standard for pager communications that allows for an SMS-like experience for those still who still need (or want) to use pagers. After all, we sometimes need some limited contact with other humans, so that’s what set out to do with his modern, pocket-sized communication device based on pager technology from days of yore. In a world of always-connected devices and 24/7 access to email and various social media and messaging platforms, it’s sometimes a good idea to take a step away from the hustle and bustle for peace of mind.
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