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David Cruickshank

taking off-the-shelf hardware and software and bending them to my will.

Edmonton, Canada

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This user joined on 06/27/2018.

My Projects

My take on the "Arduino Nano QP" by Alain Mauer https://hackaday.io/hacker/55607-alain-mauer

Quick-n-Dirty Arduino Project

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Hackaday Prize 2019

ESP8266, 80/160Mhz, 4/8Mb, WiFi, LCD 128х128, RGBled, HQspeaker, 8 buttons, 600mAh battery, 30x70х15mm

ESPboy: retro games, IoT, STEM for education & fun

Hackaday Prize 2019

I've been in a clock making sort of mood recently and I've seen tons of word clocks so I thought it was time to give it a try

Small Word Clock

sjm4306 sjm4306

Hackaday Prize 2019

Retrocomputer with serial and video built from late 70's TTL logic

Novasaur Retrocomputer

Alastair Hewitt

Converted vintage film and slide viewers into modern gaming systems.

Vintage film viewers as RetroPies

Hackaday Prize 2019

ESPlay Micro is an ESP32 Based emulator device for playing retro games, able to play classic games NES, GB, GBC, SMS, Game Gear and more.

ESPlay Micro

A FeatherWing with a LCD, BB Q10 keyboard and a 5-way button.

Keyboard FeatherWing

It's a dumb terminal. You can connect a Raspberry Pi to it.

VT-69 Handheld Terminal

Experimental thumb keyboard, suitable for a hand held device

Thumb Keyboard

Add a second brain to your Arduino Mega

RetroShield for Arduino Mega

Hackaday Prize 2019

Minty Z80 is a system with virtualized I/O and minimum component count in an Altoids Tin.

Minty Z80

"Admiral, this is an almost totally new Enterprise." (...er, Homebrew Steampunk Laptop)

The Homebrew Steampunk Laptop v2

Based on Tiny030 design

Building a 68030 computer in 5 stages

The digital LED clock that your (great-) grandparents would have used without difficulties!

Great-Grandparents' Digital Dream Alarm Clock

A small-size, low-cost, Wall-E robot. Remote controlled from a HTML5 interface, through WiFi websockets.

Wall-E

Etienne Etienne

Hackaday Prize 2019

My attempt to create a fully expandable 8-bit system built around a modern architecture

Going 8-bit in style: the PIC18 computer

This project is a proof of concept about generating color NTSC signal with very simple hardware

breakout game on PIC12F1572

Jacques Jacques

Replica of the iconic Polish Z80 microcomputer from the late eighties.

MIK CA80 microcomputer

A USB HID gamepad integrated into a phone case.

Cuttlephone: Gamepad Phone Case

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Starhawk wrote 04/04/2019 at 05:01

Oh hey... you look like a fun dude. Thanks for the follow!

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Dennis wrote 01/05/2019 at 15:54

Hi David, Thanks for liking and following UBIRS.

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Dennis wrote 07/29/2018 at 12:44

Hi David. Thanks for liking and following The Squid! Open bluetooth motor control module..

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