* [x] implement ssb
* [x] create main.py
* [x] eat dinner
* [x] start working on an actual raspberry pi
* [ ] get all parts needed
* [x] calculate the entire cost, so you can boast that it's probably two-three times cheaper than the cheapest QRP out there
* [ ] write the code for the screen/leds/buttons
* [ ] wire rpitx and the sdr stick to use the same frequency and mod 
* [ ] wire them both to the potentiometer
* [ ] get the frequency to show on the screen
* [ ] wire(and make) a PTT button 
* [ ] make LEDs flash for tx and rx
* [ ] connect mic and speaker respectively to rpitx and the rtlsdr
* [ ] fix the inevitable audio issues
* [ ] fix them again
* [ ] one last time i swear
* [ ] if everything works as expected, add more modulations
* [ ] program the buttons to change modulations
* [ ] audio issues
* [ ] mayyybe try to make it look pretty, with a box or something
* [ ] **you need a fan for the amplifier BTW**