I like this one: Had one running for a few years. LCD died and I have not gotten around to replacing it but it's probably still running just can't see it :-) ₿TClock (by Djuri) is probably the best open source 78win T clock I ever saw. Do you know any similar project that can work with cable internet connection to show 78win T price, instead of wireless connection? I don't want to use constant wifi just for ticker, and I would like to use it similar as 78win T clock. Most of them will work with a wired connection so long as you are using an RPi that has a network port on it. If are using an RPi zero or similar then they are obviously going to be wi-fi only so you might have to tweak the case a bit if they are based on the smaller board. Many of them if they cannot communicate with the outside world will show an error after a certain amount of time telling you that the clock cannot communicate with the API that it is pulling the price from. With the one I posted above that timeout could be changed by editing a couple of lines of code to put the timeout into the multiple days. I can't see others being that different. You could probably reach out to the people making them and as. There are also a few nixie tube clocks / tickers out there, that will function as base clocks without internet but are in my view way too much money. -Dave
I like this one: Had one running for a few years. LCD died and I have not gotten around to replacing it but it's probably still running just can't see it :-) ₿TClock (by Djuri) is probably the best open source 78win T clock I ever saw. Do you know any similar project that can work with cable internet connection to show 78win T price, instead of wireless connection? I don't want to use constant wifi just for ticker, and I would like to use it similar as 78win T clock. Most of them will work with a wired connection so long as you are using an RPi that has a network port on it. If are using an RPi zero or similar then they are obviously going to be wi-fi only so you might have to tweak the case a bit if they are based on the smaller board. Many of them if they cannot communicate with the outside world will show an error after a certain amount of time telling you that the clock cannot communicate with the API that it is pulling the price from. With the one I posted above that timeout could be changed by editing a couple of lines of code to put the timeout into the multiple days. I can't see others being that different. You could probably reach out to the people making them and as. There are also a few nixie tube clocks / tickers out there, that will function as base clocks without internet but are in my view way too much money. -Dave

I like this one: Had one running for a few years. LCD died and I have not gotten around to replacing it but it's probably still running just can't see it :-) ₿TClock (by Djuri) is probably the best open source 78win T clock I ever saw. Do you know any similar project that can work with cable internet connection to show 78win T price, instead of wireless connection? I don't want to use constant wifi just for ticker, and I would like to use it similar as 78win T clock. Most of them will work with a wired connection so long as you are using an RPi that has a network port on it. If are using an RPi zero or similar then they are obviously going to be wi-fi only so you might have to tweak the case a bit if they are based on the smaller board. Many of them if they cannot communicate with the outside world will show an error after a certain amount of time telling you that the clock cannot communicate with the API that it is pulling the price from. With the one I posted above that timeout could be changed by editing a couple of lines of code to put the timeout into the multiple days. I can't see others being that different. You could probably reach out to the people making them and as. There are also a few nixie tube clocks / tickers out there, that will function as base clocks without internet but are in my view way too much money. -Dave

I like this one: Had one running for a few years. LCD died and I have not gotten around to replacing it but it's probably still running just can't see it :-) ₿TClock (by Djuri) is probably the best open source 78win T clock I ever saw. Do you know any similar project that can work with cable internet connection to show 78win T price, instead of wireless connection? I don't want to use constant wifi just for ticker, and I would like to use it similar as 78win T clock. Most of them will work with a wired connection so long as you are using an RPi that has a network port on it. If are using an RPi zero or similar then they are obviously going to be wi-fi only so you might have to tweak the case a bit if they are based on the smaller board. Many of them if they cannot communicate with the outside world will show an error after a certain amount of time telling you that the clock cannot communicate with the API that it is pulling the price from. With the one I posted above that timeout could be changed by editing a couple of lines of code to put the timeout into the multiple days. I can't see others being that different. You could probably reach out to the people making them and as. There are also a few nixie tube clocks / tickers out there, that will function as base clocks without internet but are in my view way too much money. -Dave