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What's in a jitterbug?

Posted by eduardoo on December 24, 2016 at 02:29:03:
I'm thinking about cooking up a diy equivalent of an aq jitterbug as a holiday thing to do.

Looking at the web pics and reading through some web comments, I would tend to think that it's some sort of an LC filter on the 5V power side, but does anyone know what they do on the data side of things? A choke, an inductor, something else?

Any idea?

Thanks.