We peeked at the schematic and the shield is more for letting the Arduino control the radio by changing the oscillator frequency rather than performing the SDR functions.

The Wave Shield requires assembly and there is a lot of soldering, so do that first. When it’s all together it will plug in nicely on top of your Arduino board.

The first is seen below and uses pre-recorded messages played by an Arduino Wave shield. This was improved upon by using an EMIC2 text-to-speech module that really opens up the moose’s range of ...

Making an Arduino shield can be simpler than you think. This time I designed one to program Attiny and Atmega ...

The shield is also compatible with PMMA cables, at up to 25 meters in length, with options for longer distances using high-power emitters or glass fiber.