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68000 Retro Super Computer
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Open-Source Infrared Remote Using ESP32 and LVGL
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32 bit RISC-V homemade CPU out of discrete components
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Pineapple ONE

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After three years... Supercon again! And the new badge too!
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BADGE FOR SUPERCON.6 / November 2022

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PCB linear motors offer a different approach to powering tiny scale model trains, cars, boats, etc.
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PCB Linear Motors for Model Trains

martinMartin

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The multi-channel power supply (5 Channels up to 100W) solution designed to transform a standard USB port into a flexible energy source.
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BenchVolt PD

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6502 based learning in a familiar form factor
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65uino

anders-nielsenAnders Nielsen

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Reading up to 9 XIaomi Mi Temperature and humidity sensors using nodeRed+Bash+gatttool
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Reading a bunch of BLE sensors with raspberryZero

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Saving the planet, one obsolete chip at a time
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ABN6502 SBC R1

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Want a piece of RISC-V hardware to play with, but are concerning with the price? Why not build one by yourself with a cost less than 10$!
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The Cheapest RISC-V 64 Computer (by Now)

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A Waveform analyzer, Signal generator and logic tester in a small PI PICO. With a dedicated application, Runs on Android.
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Raspberry Pi Pico 200Khz Digital Oscilloscope

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What, you're using a 555? I could've done that with a microcontroller!
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ATTiny555

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A Microprocesser designed in a digital logic family based on the NE555
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555ENabled Microprocessor

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An attempt to make an RC2014 module that emulates the TMS chip, with crisp DVI output and some additional RC2014 functionality
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Emulated TMS9918A using RP2040/DVI

shiela-dixonShiela Dixon

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HBC-56 A homebrew 8-bit computer with a backplane. Initially with a 65C02 CPU card, a TMS9918A VDP and dual AY-3-8910 audio.
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HBC-56: 65C02 + TMS9918A on a backplane

troy-schrapelTroy Schrapel

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Creating a complete working retro 16-bit computer from scratch in the style of the C64, CPC 464 and alike using an FPGA
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The Moncky project

bigbatbigbat

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Replace your old alarm system panel with a new board with up to 42 zones that will integrate with Home Assistant
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ESP32 Replacement Alarm Panel for Home Assistant

kevinKevin

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Complete 6502 single board computer with 50x29 lines "VGA" output and PS/2 input
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ABNielsen.com 6502 SBC r0

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With this digital kit we can implement different digital circuits. This trainer kit has a lot of features also containing PWM signal.
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I made this Cool Digital Trainer Kit

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DIY Badge for Remoticon.2
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Remoticon 2 badge

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A programable and wearable electronic name badge that scrolls a name over several LED matrixes.
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Hello, my name is: a wearable name badge

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