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Chris Fala

Interested in various aspects of electronics, computing, and engineering.

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This user joined on 04/20/2015.

Projects I Contribute To

Hackaday Europe SuperCon // Belgrade, Serbia // May 26 2018

Hackaday | Belgrade 2018

aleksandar-bradic Aleksandar Bradic

Projects I Like & Follow

Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Remaking the PDP-8/I using the Pi, simh & a replica front panel

PiDP-8/I

In the 1980's, you had to know programming to use computers. They were used for... guess what? Computing! Want to see how it looked?

Badge for Hackaday Conference 2018 in Belgrade

voja-antonic Voja Antonic

A re-creation of the minimoog using Teensy 4.0

Teensymoog

pierre-loup-m Pierre-Loup M.

A beginners guide to adding a VFD display to your project or "How to make use of all those Cold War Era Russian tubes you bought on eBay"

Driving Vacuum Fluorescent Display Tubes

Retro-gaming just got fewer pixels

1-Pixel Pac-Man

mike-szczys Mike Szczys

I am making a full sized Sol-20 reproduction, the first fully assembled microcomputer with a built-in keyboard and television output.

Sol-20 Reproduction

michael-gardi Michael Gardi

48 display controllers over three I2C buses; 288 four-digit 18:88 clock displays (25 segments per display); full 8-bit PWM grayscale control

7,200-segment, 1,152-digit 7-seg display

chris-combs Chris Combs

A minimal 6502 computer that can be programed machine language without PCs

6502 standalone computer

mitsuru-yamada Mitsuru Yamada

64-bit binary counter

God's clock

tauno-erik Tauno Erik

A digital clock that displays the time using LED's numbered from zero to ten.

4017 Decade Logic Clock

ian-dunn Ian Dunn

My entry to the circuit sculpture contest - A digital Clock which pulls its time from the Global Positioning System

GPS Clock

matthew-james-bellafaire Matthew James Bellafaire

Reproduce the Digital Computer Lab H-500, a training tool from the late 60's aimed at teaching people the basics of logic circuits.

DEC H-500 Computer Lab Reproduction

michael-gardi Michael Gardi

I forgot to build something for the Bay Area Maker Faire Bring A Hack event. I started this on April 7th. The Faire is May 16th.

Gummi Worm Clock

Driving vintage HP HDSP-2000 Alphanumeric LED displays with a retro EPROM 8051 Microcontroller.

Vintage_Beauty

ethan-durrant Ethan Durrant

2021 Hackaday Prize

Use your Arduino, IN-12 and IN-15 nixie tubes and build BIG Binary Nixie Clock or Binary Thermometer & Hygrometer.

IN-12 IN-15 Big Binary Nixie Clock

marcin-saj Marcin Saj

With this digital kit we can implement different digital circuits. This trainer kit has a lot of features also containing PWM signal.

I made this Cool Digital Trainer Kit

sagar-001 Sagar 001

https://hackaday.com/2020/04/08/what-day-is-it/ with a CO2 sensor, OTA updates, and web/XML/JSON interfaces.

Pandemic Dayclock with Indoor Air Quality Sensors

jeff-thieleke Jeff Thieleke

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Michael Gardi wrote 09/16/2021 at 02:40

Thank you for your interest in my Sol-20 Reproduction and DEC H-500 Computer Lab Reproduction projects Chris.

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Mitsuru Yamada wrote 11/30/2020 at 11:31

Thanks for following my project #6502 standalone computer !

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