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This is my project page for my new home brew computer, a multi-processor 63c09 and AVR SBC.
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HB63C09M - 10x10 HD63C09 Based SBC

dave-collinsDave Collins

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The device tests for continuity and internal resistors within various USB Cables and exposes some pins for multimeter testing.
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USB Sleuth Cable Tester

spencer-maroukisSpencer Maroukis

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A very compact, very inexpensive, very DIYable, very precise little CNC mill. This one uses 3d printed parts.
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Minamil 3dp: another minimal CNC mill

paul-mcclayPaul McClay

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A cyberdeck with a fluorescent display for max cyberpunk looks
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KOAT0 Portable Terminal

robsoncoutoRobsonCouto

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My 'modern' take on the Tandy TRS-80 Model 100.
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VCF-80 Model 100

evan-scheelEvan Scheel

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EPROM programmer too expensive? This isn't!
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Relatively Universal ROM Programmer

anders-nielsenAnders Nielsen

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A set of wall mount, magnetic SMD storage container / cartridge for product development
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SMD Organizer Cartridge (Magnetic Wall Mounted)

tobychuitobychui

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Simple and inexpensive way to make such an instrument, with which we can measure resistances with a resolution of 1 milliohm.
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DIY Precise Arduino Miliohmmeter

mircemkmircemk

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Cyberdesck based on old Commodore 64 SX based on Raspberry Pi.
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Raspberry SX

david-tillemansDavid Tillemans

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An interesting open source Arduino + 3D Print project uses gyroscopic sensors and accelerometers to detect the movement of the balanced obj.
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Arduino 3D Printed self Balancing Cube

mircemkmircemk

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A low-cost and accurate tool for analyzing the power consumption of ultra-low power and IoT devices with rapidly changing current usage
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MetaShunt: High Dynamic Range Current Measurement

jake-wachlinJake Wachlin

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- a 6x09 based retro computer
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µLind (micro-lind)

eric-lindEric Lind

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

tomTom

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An iconic machine boosted to the highest level (Hires, 512KB user RAM, video shadow RAM, zx81 mode...)
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Mercury Ace (not only another Jupiter Ace clone)

wilco2009wilco2009

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"Etch A Sketch" style frame and function for the badge from Hackaday Supercon 2023
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Hack A Sketch

jeremygeppertjeremy.geppert

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Cherry MX compatible upgrade for Mitsumi mylar keyboards in Texas Instruments TI-99/4A computers - using original keycaps.
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KEYBOARD/4A-99

troy-schrapelTroy Schrapel

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For the Commodore 128 retro enthusiast! One of the only modern cartridges designed specially for it.
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idun-cartridge for Commodore 128

idun-projectidun-project

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The TEC-1 was released in 1983 by Talking Electronics but it had some limitations. I set about to fix them and update the project.
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TEC-1G: 40 year Anniversary Z80 SBC

mark-jelicMark Jelic

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Easy measure current consumption in sensors
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uCurrent meter

alex-fatiukAlex Fatiuk

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all magic is in XTSD chip, but PCB is usable as uSD breakout
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DIY custom uSD card module

bobriciusbobricius

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VSCP (Very Simple Control Protocol) is an open-source framework for decentralized communication and control in diverse IoT applications.
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The Very Simple Control Protocol (VSCP)

ke-hedmanÅke Hedman

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