Hello guys,

I've been working on a project with a friend of wireless connection of calculators. I've seen some other people doing this, and I wanted to do my own take on this. I'm wondering about the feasibility of using two arduino nanos with two NRF24L01 RF transceivers. Is this a viable option?

Thanks

edit; I found this post ( http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-NRF24L01-Simple-Bidirectional-Wireless-Com/?ALLSTEPS ) for two arduinos and LEDs, would it work if instead of LEDs, there would be calculators. (Ti-84s)

Yes, it's something you could do. You'd probably want to use the very lowest-level byte reader/writer routines in ArTICL, and send each byte received from the attached calculator across to its peer. If you want actual networking, just just a point-to-point network, you could use the wireless version of globalCALCnet, a multi-calculator networking protocol we developed here. Among the available programs for gCn are a Chat/IRC client, a simple web browser, and several multiplayer games.

I'm a bit new to all of this, can you provide some recommended reading or explain it in more simple terms. Thanks ahead of time for your patience.