WW52.1 16 bit ADDer Wire-wrapping DONE!

I'm done with Adder block wire-wrapping. 32 modules, 2 modules per bit. Bit Placement:

Top rows - FEDCBA98, Bottom rows - 76543210, So two bytes in natural view

Not good with wire-wrapping yet - can't place wires smoothly, but already can do isolated turns.

Next steps - need some test suite for checking blocks

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EricH wrote 12/25/2017 at 20:56

impressive! Tip: assuming you're using one of the screwdriver-type tools, only press the tool down for the first few turns (insulation), then let the weight of the tool handle the rest.

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Artem Kashkanov wrote 12/25/2017 at 21:06

Yes, I'm using screwdriver-type tool, but do some non-stable pressure during the whole process.

Thank for advice - I'll try your tip while doing register blocks.

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Dr. Cockroach wrote 12/25/2017 at 12:14

Your wire-wrapping looks a lot better than what I was doing in the 70's :-) I am excited to see how well your Brainfuck computer works :-)

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Artem Kashkanov wrote 12/25/2017 at 21:04

Thanks! I hope I'll done with first revision in 2018 :)

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WW51.5: 30/70 D-Triggers [DONE]&[TESTED]

WW52.2 Test suite

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