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Classic computer and retro game nerd who likes to tinker with micro controllers, LEDs, and bits of wire.

Akron, Ohio
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Using an arduino to control the water level of my pond.
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This project is an attempt to teach myself about the inner workings of computers. Naturally I started from the bottom up.
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Retrochallenge 2016/10 entry and winner: try to build a TI-99/4A clone using a TMS99105 CPU and an FPGA. In a month...
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Play Zork on your TV with an Arduino.
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64 megabytes RAM expansion for the TI-99/4A using the Pipistrello FPGA board and a buffer board.
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TI-99/4A memory extension with Pipistrello FPGA

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Adding disk capabilities to the 80's Sharp Pocket Computer family, interfacing it with a SD Card, through an STM32-Nucleo board
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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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Use the heat from your dryer to heat the home interior after the air humidity has dropped to a safe level.
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Reclaim your Clothes Dryer Heat

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