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KJoh

Retired EE and PM. Maker, dabbler.

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This user joined on 03/16/2015.

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The classic HP-16C Programmer's Calculator, re-imagined using the Raspberry Pi Pico
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The Pico 16C, an homage to the venerable HP-16C

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The PCB I made to refine my 16C emulation project provided an opportunity to extend its capabilities in new directions.
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An HP-16C or a Baldur's Gate 3 Macro Pad? Yes.

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A fairly beefy quadcopter based on the arduino mega 2560, xbeam.
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Yet another quadcopter (YAQC)

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I had an uno that was busy doing other things, so I figured, why not build one?
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Yet another breadboard arduino (YABA)

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A basic small-as-possible IoT device, watching the house.
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A basic IoT device

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  • My pyLCI implementation

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Things I've Built

Logitech wingman to usb i/f

Used an arduino uno, and wrote a sketch in Processing to display the o/p.

PC power supply converted to a bench supply

Breadboard arduino

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Custom designed breadboard computer (BBC!) with bespoke programming language, full graphics, sound and SD card storage.
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65c02 Homebrew Computer on breadboard

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RepRap HELIOS is a highly printable SCARA 3D printer. It has an outrageous print area and can print on almost any flat surface.
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RepRap HELIOS

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MADspace Advanced Robotics System: Open source 3D printed Mars rover
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M.A.R.S.

guus-van-der-sluijsGuus van der Sluijs

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Makes Raspberry Pi accessible, portable and easily configurable.
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pyLCI - Linux Control Interface

aryaArya

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Gather power data from the breaker panel and beam it to a Raspberry Pi for storage and web serving
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Home Power Usage Monitor

drew-yenzerDrew Yenzer

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This alarm clock has no pity and can't be fooled - it won't shut up till you get up.
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Merciless Pi Alarm Clock

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A telescope mount controller using PERSEUS-9 and it displays the coordinate system of a homemade telescope equatorial mount.
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Telescope Mount Controller using PERSEUS-9

mitsuru-yamadaMitsuru Yamada

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HackADay needs an app... and I want to build it.
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HackADay App

georgeburrowsgeorge.burrows

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A 64K Z80 computher that you cand build by yourself only with perfboards, wires and some components
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The Homebrew Handwired Z80 Computer - H2Z80

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how much sound can we crank out of tiny arm-mounted speakers?
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tinyMonitor: an arm-mounted speaker.

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Mitsuru Yamada wrote 01/24/2024 at 01:28 • point

Thank you liking my #Telescope Mount Controller using PERSEUS-9! Astronomy and computers have been my hobbies for over 40 years. This time I have combined both of them to create something of a practical level in my own way.

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KJoh wrote 02/05/2024 at 20:13 • point

Yes, I have a budding interest in automating telescope mounts, while at the same time having great admiration for your beautiful project enclosures (in this and your other projects).  Best regards,

Ken

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Mitsuru Yamada wrote 02/06/2024 at 06:11 • point

Thank you. I always try to design enclosures that will still be usable more than 10 years from now.

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