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A software tool to use an HP545xx Digital Scope for Data Acquisition
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HP545xx Data Acquisition Software

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This is the Satellite Antenna Rotator mechanical system for my step motor driver board project.
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Satellite Antenna Rotator Mechanical System

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Simple tools for testing CAT5 cables with a multimeter.
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Quick and Cheap CAT5 Cable Tester

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An Electro-Luminescent Wire Analog Clock
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EL Wire Clock

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Captures and Displays Temperature, Humidity and Barometric Pressure.
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A Small Weather Display / Recorder

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This clock displays the time and day of the week directly from a GPS receiver.
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GPS Driven Clock

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Let's talk about radio.
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RF Chat

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Things I've Built

Tube and Tile Table

A small end table welded out of 1" steel tubing with Mexican tile top. Powdercoated finish.

GPS / IMU / Servo Driver Cape for Beaglebone

This board has a GPS and 3 axis Gyro/Acellerometer to plug into a Beaglebone. The unpopulated connector at the edge of the board drives 9 hobby servos from one of the PRU's in the bbone.

Motor Driver Cape for Beaglebone

This is a two channel motor driver and power supply cape for a Beaglebone board. Gets position feedback from quadrature encoders, 7 amps of drive out for 2 brushed DC motors. Top and bottom of the board shown with the heatsink for the motor drv

Portable Satellite Antenna Rotator

A rotator to point an antenna at amateur radio satellites. It is portable, in the sense that it does not have to be bolted to something. It uses two surplus elevator door motors for motion. Controlled by a home designed MC68332 board. 2009

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A 3D printable, MEMs based microphone is proposed in this project. The microphone is laboratory grade, IEPE powered, and less than $30.
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MEMs Based IEPE Powered Instrumentation Microphone

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RR1 is an open-source, 6+1 degrees of freedom desktop robotic arm, mostly 3D-printed with joints powered by custom planetary gearboxes.
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RR1: Real Robot One - a DIY Desktop Robotic Arm

pavel-surynekPavel Surynek

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Here is how to reuse cheap and strong wiper motors to make an extremely powerful servo motor (linear actuator for exemple)
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strong servo motor with a wiper motor

jp-gleyzesJP Gleyzes

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A pocketbeagle in stamp form, for direct SMT soldering to your board
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BeagleStamp

dylan-brophyDylan Brophy

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Yet another DIY electronic load project.
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Dynamic Electronic Load

bud-bennettBud Bennett

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My take on a highly integrated, Motorola 68000 based "single" board computer.
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COMET68k

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Portable, low-power geiger counter made exclusively from discrete components
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Discrete Geiger Counter V2

caleb-wCaleb W.

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By Dave Rand and George Scolaro, 1985.
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ISA bus slave NS32016 processor board

keithKeith

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A headphone amp that lets you use your own pedals
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Porter

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Laser cut wood, lined with paper and a 3D printed base containing a small micro running a candle flicker program. What more is there to say?
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Laser Cut Kumiko Style Wood and Paper LED Lamp

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With support from Fisheries and Oceans Canada as a part of a co-op work term
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Open-Source Shallow Water Glider

seth-fleming-alhoSeth Fleming-Alho

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Strix interceptor is DIY security testing framework for UAVs designed to intercept other UAVs in flight while adhering to legal limitations.
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Strix Interceptor

lexiLexi

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A Toyota speedometer is kicking and screaming like a toddler while I try to fix it.
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Working on a defective speedometer

roflhoffROFLhoff

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Corvair - Prius The goal: transplant all of the drivetrain and electronics from my 2010 Prius into my 1964 Corvair Monza 500
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Corvairius

ryanRyan

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A board which is able to generate compliant HDMI signal from digital video and audio data and which can be controlled via I2C
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RGB2HDMI

flavioFlavio

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Low cost, large format teaching platform for High School robotics teams
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XL Robot trainer kit

davidDavid

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Golang hexapod simulator and controller.
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pod, controller board and simulator

hans-jrgen-grimstadHans Jørgen Grimstad

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Distortion Pedal with only BJTs (NO opamp Inside)
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LOG-MK1

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Brian Cornell wrote 11/18/2022 at 01:50 • point

Thanks for the like! https://hackaday.io/project/175860-lm5161-based-dc-dc-bias-ps

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Arya wrote 05/19/2021 at 19:56 • point

Hi, and thank you for the follow! Had to recreate the project page for my laptop LCD, sadly - follow it here: https://hackaday.io/project/179868-all-about-laptop-display-reuse

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bob wrote 09/27/2020 at 17:01 • point

Thanks for following my experimental sheet metal bender.  

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Ken Yap wrote 08/02/2020 at 00:15 • point

Thanks for liking #Restoring a Beckman neon display clock !

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Alexey Voronin wrote 04/30/2020 at 13:38 • point

Thanks for liking my #DIY ultraviolet machine  project!

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 02/07/2019 at 09:21 • point

Thank you for the like and follow for #My first Fursuit - Yes I am a Furry . This will be fun :-D

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Laser Developer wrote 01/21/2019 at 13:44 • point

Thank you for following Open Source LiDAR - Unruly! Please tell all your friends about it and maybe we can make the hacking world a better place :).

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Brian Cornell wrote 10/09/2018 at 12:25 • point

Thanks for following the TS350.  https://hackaday.io/project/159575-ts350-true-sine-inverter

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ActualDragon wrote 03/13/2018 at 18:49 • point

thanks for the like on #DIY box goggles for cheap FPV!

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Kris Winer wrote 03/04/2018 at 05:01 • point

Thanks for liking my Asset Tracker!  I see you have dabbled in the wonderful world of GNSS too.  My latest uses LoRaWAN and the CAM M8Q.

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Bharbour wrote 03/04/2018 at 12:49 • point

LoraWan looks interesting, I want to work that into a project to learn it.

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Jan Zumwalt wrote 12/16/2017 at 02:46 • point

Thanks for following the Engine Monitor project - I am slooowly getting some winter work accomplished on it. I'v been working on the ignition system so it can be started this spring.

https://hackaday.io/project/10363-engine-monitor

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Bharbour wrote 08/15/2015 at 19:09 • point

That looks like a nice board! I really like the 68K architecture. I've done all kinds of stuff with them. Good Luck on your board, Bob

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Stuart wrote 08/15/2015 at 15:56 • point

Thank you for the skull for my Motorola 68000 project!

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Bharbour wrote 06/05/2014 at 00:17 • point
Sorry, that's not something I have messed with. What are you looking for?

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southwestsurplus wrote 06/03/2014 at 07:48 • point
are you any good at RFID

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