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Jon Thomasson

A Gen Xer who discovered a passion for electronics after a battle with cancer.

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Built with the 65C02 and the Parallax Propeller. Retro II is open source and utilizes off the shelf parts to recreate the magic of the 80's.
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Retro II - An Apple II Compatible Computer

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A handheld FPGA based NES which utilizes the Spartan 6 FPGA by Xilinx.
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Spartan Mini FPGA handheld NES

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A flexible, simple, yet powerful FPGA development board.
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Spartan Mini

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A small, cheap ($2 BOM), open source charger for LIR2032 and 20mm rechargeable coin cells built from an MCP73831.
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LIR2032 Coin Cell Charger

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A DIY solder fume extractor for 80mm psu fans. Has built in charger to run off 18650 batteries.
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Solder Sniffer 9000

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retro 1 is a 6502 based homebrew computer inspired by the Apple I.
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retro 1 6502 homebrew computer

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Itsy-chipsy is a chip platform that enables a multi-block service like-oshpark capable to offer area for your own chip, for as low as $100.
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Itsy-Chipsy: Make your own $100 chip

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A 16-bit (and a 32bit) FPGA CPU I call Lion CPU and a computer, the Lion computer. Everything built from scratch.
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Lion FPGA CPU/Computer

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Controlling autonomous robots the size of a small tractor for planting, weeding and harvesting
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Autonomous Agri-robot Control System

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A 65c816-based MiniITX motherboard.
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Neon816

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Pocket Sized Network Analyzer that can be used to measures the network parameters of electrical networks.
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TEENY : Open Network Analyzer

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60 GHz radar distance sensor for your robot
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Robot Radar Module

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8*16 LED matrix display with bluetooth low energy to connect to any smart phone
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LED BLE Hearty Necklace/Badge

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The SBC-85 is an open source 8085 based, expandable system with single board processor, backplane, and a growing number of support cards.
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SBC-85 8085 Single Board Computer

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Join the fun and help solve the puzzles of the audio cassette badge
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Particular cabinet for arcade video games that can be assembled without screws or nails, all simply by clamping the various parts.
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Cabinet for Arcade Games

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Turning a cheap IKEA table and Chinese LED strips into a gaming device
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IKEA Lack Game Table

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Take out maximum from super small arduino compatible ARM microcontroller
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DIXI watch - SAMD11

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Hardware badge inspired by my favorite Coin-Op video game
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CoinOp Badge

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You want to make your own retro computer, this is the place to be!
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3D printed Retro computer

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Six axis closed loop motion controller for open source robotics development
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Freedom Run

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It is universal stacking case for watch with cr2032 battery. ONE PCB ORDER = your project & enclosure
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Compact Watch case template

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8bit bitwise calculator that show number in hex, dec and in binary system
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Bitwise Calculator

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very basic. sewn sequin LEDs with conductive wire. And voila, throw some battery and it glows. Moonbeam!
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Craig wrote 07/29/2020 at 22:11 • point

Thanks for the like on my #SBC-85 8085 Single Board Computer ecosystem project.  Perhaps some day you can port one of your 6502 projects over to the same platform so it could take advantage of some of the other boards in the system for other 6502 advocates.

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dannyvandenheuvel wrote 07/29/2020 at 21:09 • point

Thanks for liking my project #3D printed Retro computer 

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Vittorio Loschiavo wrote 04/05/2018 at 16:40 • point

Thanks Jon for like to my project https://hackaday.io/project/86974-cabinet-for-arcade-games

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andreynech wrote 07/19/2017 at 20:15 • point

Glad that you find my project interesting. Thank you for like!

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Vikas V wrote 07/06/2017 at 23:51 • point

Thanks for liking my project #DipDecade

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Radu Motisan wrote 06/29/2017 at 12:16 • point

That's a funny profile pic, must try it with my daughters. BTW, just stepped by to say thanks for following my #Flying Sniffer project. This is part of a bigger endeavour, see more if you like on www.uradmonitor.com/blog

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Jon Thomasson wrote 06/29/2017 at 16:19 • point

Thanks! I live in wildfire country in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, so I can appreciate what you're trying to do.

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Radu Motisan wrote 06/30/2017 at 10:25 • point

Thank you!

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Bharbour wrote 05/25/2017 at 04:30 • point

Thanks for following my WIFI board project. I like your 6502 projects, I have used that processor quite a bit in the distant past.

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Jon Thomasson wrote 06/29/2017 at 16:21 • point

The 6502 is an amazing processor with a very rich history. I have another project in mind for it now. Just looking to find the time to work on it now. Good luck with your WIFI board!

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Dylan Brophy wrote 05/05/2017 at 03:55 • point

Thank you for the follow Jon!  Your projects are interesting btw, I like FPGAs.

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Jon Thomasson wrote 05/05/2017 at 18:14 • point

You're welcome! It looks like we like the same things. I'm a fan of building computers , FPGA's and Parallax Propeller's. I haven't done anything with the Z80 yet though, just the 6502. Thanks for the follow!

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Carl Giles wrote 05/03/2017 at 04:08 • point

Thanks for liking my cannula project.  I intend to do STLs in OpenSCAD, for a 3D printing service, but expect it to be time consuming.

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Jon Thomasson wrote 04/28/2017 at 20:36 • point

Hey guys, If you haven't like my Spartan Mini Project yet, please consider giving it a skull. Only 72 hours left to turn those skulls into cash for the Hackaday Prize! Here's the project link: https://hackaday.io/project/21333-spartan-mini

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Jon Thomasson wrote 04/20/2017 at 23:43 • point

you're welcome!

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AVR wrote 04/19/2017 at 20:22 • point

thanks for the skull and follow on S1G-RF!!!

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