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Mild Lee Interested

Electrician and electronics hobbiest with a passion for esoteric machines and easter eggs in industrial control systems

Western Australia
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Response to Hackaday comments section: a 555 timer in Arduino form factor
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Trollduino V1.0

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Reverse engineering of proprietary RS-485 bus protocol
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ASI Controls HVAC control bus investigation

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Esoteric Industrial Control System components

These constructions are intended to be installed in industrial control system cabinets or on industrial machines. They are functional (after a fashion) and intended to puzzle and amuse technicians who find them installed.

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Unhappy Hacking Keyboard

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Wearable prototype breadboard used as LED wristwatch
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Breadboard Wristwatch

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An analog gauge to show your computer's CPU utilization
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Analog CPU Gauge

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Weave your own Core Memory to learn and hack!
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Core 64: Interactive Core Memory Badge

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open source data logger for the Raspberry PI
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open source data logger RPI

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My 5th grade daughter's science fair project.
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Arduino networking using morse code over water

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Every computer needs a storage medium. For the RC2014, like many before it, the medium is punched cards!
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Punched Card Reader for RC2014 Z80 Computer

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