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Hackaday Eclipse Day 2017
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DIY version of the military AS-2259 NVIS antenna for regional comms on HF.
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Near-vertical Incidence Skywave Antenna

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A couple of cheap dummy loads for testing radios
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The $50 Ham: Dummy Loads

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Build your own repeater, sort of
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The $50 Ham: A Simplex Repeater

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Backing up cloud-based CGM, and waking my kid when she gets an alert
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Continuous Glucose Monitoring Backup

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Recapturing my misspent youth, a quarter at a time
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Asteroids from Scratch

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Is it really off-grid if it has the Internet?
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Off-Grid Solar Internet

dan-maloneyDan Maloney

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Use the team chat to talk about your projects and find collaborators for whatever you are working on.
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Hack Chat

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Bugs, Feature Requests, Wishlists
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Feedback - Hackaday.io

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lol travelling salesman problem
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Travelling Hacker Box

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Let's talk puzzles and the DEF CON 27 badge! Join this team to share and discuss.
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DEF CON 27 Official Badge Hacking

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This workshop is focused on reverse engineering and utilizing hardware-level debuggers.
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Remoticon: The Hackers Guide to Hardware Debugging

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We’ll train a neural network, convert it to a TensorFlow Lite model, and load it onto an ARM micro-controller.
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Remoticon: Tiny ML

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Matt Bradshaw stops by the Hack Chat for a discussion on digital open source synthesizers
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Open Source Synthesizers Hack Chat

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Join us for possibly the best eclipse viewing location in the US! Watch the moon's shadow race eastward from an extinct volcano!
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2017 Eclipse Meetup, Rexburg, Idaho

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The $50 Ham

Homebrew ham radio projects from the $50 Ham series

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Biohacking Projects

Hacking carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen rather than just silicon.

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Your favorite music player of the 90s, but in real life
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Linamp

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Exploring the innards of the battery
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Ryobi 40V Battery investigations

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A game of classic Simon fit (physically) into a single DIP-14 IC (attiny84) What's more difficult than surface mount? SUB-surface mount!
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Sub-Surface Simon

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Reverse engineering the pinout and driving scheme of Plessey GPD340 2-character 5x7 dot-matrix LED display from the 80s
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Plessey GPD340: Reverse Engineering

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Over-the-air broadcast nostalgia machine!
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FieldStation42 - OTA TV Simulator

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Pi5 with 500Gb NVMe drive running Kali Linux. Hosted in a 26 x 12 x 7 cm vintage enclosure
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Mini Pi5 Kali Cyberdeck

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Add a nibble of Interactive Core Memory to your project!
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SAO Core4 - A Nibble of Core Memory with I2C

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Building a SAO with off-the-shelf parts and hot glue
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Video Button SAO

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Implementing an animated classical game on 1602 character LCD.
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Retro Racing Game on a 16x2 Character LCD

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A simpler add-on, for a different time
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hello my name is SAO

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A filament melt/flow booster for the CHT nozzle with a better geometry for long hotends
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Filament Flow Booster | Pre-CHT Booster Spacer

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Popular game clone for the 65uino @ 1MHz using less than 0x80 bytes of RAM
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Flappy Larus

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Bus Pirate 5+ adapter to work with multiple SAOs.
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SAO Plank for Bus Pirate

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Phase One: Make a reproduction of the Mego Corporation Star Trekulator Calculator. Phase Two: Reimagine the device with a modern aesthetic.
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Trekulator - Where No Maker Has Gone Before

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A fusion of three Hackaday projects controlled by a 6502!
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Core64 and Neon Pixels Controlled with 65uino

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The doorbell rings ten times a day. Answering is exhausting, and not answering is dangerous. So, I replaced the old circuits with AI
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RinGPT AI doorbell

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White Screen is a free online tool designed for testing device screens by displaying a pure white screen (or other colors) on your device.
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Information About White Screen Tool

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Jailbreak the Fresh Element Mini feeder
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Reverse Engineering my Automatic Cat Feeder

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Michael Gardi wrote 08/31/2024 at 03:32 • point

Thanks for the like of my Trekulator - Where No Maker Has Gone Before project Dan. 

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mihai.cuciuc wrote 06/05/2024 at 04:50 • point

Hi, Dan! Thanks for your interest in #Pomelo: Gamma Spectroscopy Module!

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jefmer wrote 04/18/2024 at 17:01 • point

Hi Dan, thanks for your interest in Portable Pi II. 

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Mitsuru Yamada wrote 01/24/2024 at 01:22 • point

Thank you for liking my #Telescope Mount Controller using PERSEUS-9! I decided to challenge the control display of an astronomical telescope mount in order to show in my own way that PERSEUS-9 is not just a prototype, but is to some extent practical. I was also able to challenge myself to build a practical telescope mount at the same time, as this had been an issue for me for some time.

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Mitsuru Yamada wrote 04/20/2021 at 00:10 • point

Thank you for liking my #PERSEUS-8 homemade 6502 computer ! As for my computers, I get a lot of questions from people about the single-step method for CPUs and enclosures and wire wrapping wiring, so I'm focusing on those in this article.

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Dan Maloney wrote 04/20/2021 at 16:38 • point

I'd love to have you on for a Hack Chat sometime, I think your designs and building methods would make for a great discussion. Unfortunately, we do them at noon Pacific time, which probably would make it hard for you to attend. But do let me know if you're interested. FAQ: https://hackaday.io/page/9296-the-hack-chat-faq

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Mitsuru Yamada wrote 04/21/2021 at 01:22 • point

Thank you for the information. I'm not going to be able to participate in the chat right away, but I will try to keep track of the situation. When my last post, 'Homemade Operational Amplifier', was actively discussed and that was almost over when I noticed it on Hackaday top page.

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Bharbour wrote 04/08/2021 at 20:00 • point

Thanks for liking my #Does Beer Cool Down Faster in a Can Than a Bottle project! It seemed like a good topic for an April Contest :}

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kristina panos wrote 03/26/2021 at 14:04 • point

Thanks for liking my #Sock Monkey for Mom project!

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Mitsuru Yamada wrote 01/26/2021 at 00:48 • point

Thank you for liking my #Homemade Operational Amplifier ! This content is very basic, but I think it is actually important. 

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Mitsuru Yamada wrote 12/08/2020 at 06:11 • point

Thanks for liking my #6802 Serial Terminal . I thought it would be easier and more interesting to have several posts together, so I posted a couple of articles related to the first post. I thank everyone for commenting and reading.

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Ken Yap wrote 10/19/2020 at 22:07 • point

Thanks for liking #7 segment 2 digit LED display board !

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Ken Yap wrote 10/15/2020 at 20:23 • point

Thanks for liking #6 segments suffice !

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Paul McClay wrote 08/26/2020 at 23:28 • point

Hi Dan,

Thanks for the skull & very complimentary mention of #CDCNC at https://hackaday.com/2020/08/25/mini-cnc-mill-goes-horizontal-to-reuse-cd-drives/ !

I checked in to the chat, but nobody mentioned anything like this & I opted to not self-promote where everyone else was talking about real stuff.

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Michael Gardi wrote 06/26/2020 at 19:00 • point

Thanks for the like of my H-500 Computer Lab Reproduction (https://hackaday.io/project/170232-dec-h-500-computer-lab-reproduction).

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kristina panos wrote 06/24/2020 at 20:37 • point

Hi Dan, thanks for liking my crazy keyboard!

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andrei.erdei wrote 04/17/2020 at 20:42 • point

Thank you for the like at my #Game of Life Coffee Table  project!

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Ken Yap wrote 11/27/2019 at 20:02 • point

Thanks for liking #TTL binary clock .

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mel wrote 10/25/2019 at 15:04 • point

Hi Dan, Thanks for my first like!  Interak Z80 computer.  One of the first thinks that got me interested in electronics was Ham radio, but I just couldn't get to grips with morse! I understand it's a lot simpler now, and often you don't need it.  Wanted to build an R/C aircraft but settled for a boat (no nasty crashes).  These days it's mostly the Z80 and Arduino stuff, some test gear....    We'll speak again

Regards

Mel.

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Nick Bild wrote 10/14/2019 at 16:47 • point

Thanks for the "like" of Light Brakes!  https://hackaday.io/project/168007-light-brakes

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nasclark wrote 09/10/2019 at 23:28 • point

How to get in touch with Dan?

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