Dr. CockroachI have spent the past month making a move to a new home here on the North Carolina coast and am glad to report that IO has survived the trip. I am now getting the work table and IO set up and ready to continue melting solder :-)
June 22, 2017 - The move is done and IO is alive and well
A project log for The Cardboard Computer - IO is my name
My goal is a 4-bit CPU using recycled cardboard substrate and Diode Transistor Logic. This is an educational platform for me.
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Nice to see it unboxed and back in action. :-)
Sooo... The mailing label must be on the inside, right? XD
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I had to un-box the box in the first place :-D
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Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay ya made it :)
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The Dr is back in the game!
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Wow, it's looking more and more like a "real" computer - lights and wires and all the other good stuff the modern ones lack!
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Thanks Dave, Lost my train of thought with IO while moving but need to focus on the next phase whatever it is :-) Being there is a servo used on the display and it does move, It will make a rather strange entry for this part of the contest If I can control more than one servo then there might be a robotic arm or x/y plotter in the future....
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glad to see it alive and moving!
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