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Edgar Kogler

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Is my ATX-Power-Supply OK ?
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ATX Power supply test-circuit

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Adding a small circuit for exact temperature control to a modeling iron
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Temperature control for small modeling iron

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Global radiation monitoring network

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After the apocalypse we have to build computers from stuff we can make at home, I.E Transistors, diodes and resistors.
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A plotter wich is made from laser cutted acrylic, and designed as an inject printer
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You can never have too many clocks based on obsolete display technologies ...
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Greenbank Electronics, Liverpool, made this rack-based Z80 computer. This project is to preserve the copious documentation for posterity.
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Interak Z80 Computer documentation

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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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A talking clock that verbally asserts the passing time as you are possessed by your creative process.
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Clalk

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Decodes the PAL video output from a Commodore 64 for use with an RGB monitor.
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