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David Cruickshank

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Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A low cost homebrew transponder styled after the Es'hailSat ham payload. S-band to X-Band

Cheap satellite transponder

A panel with LEDs and switches without any firmware to access my homebrew computer memory.

Sofia's Panel

A simple Arduino mega SRAM expansion.

Arduino MEGA 2560 32Kb RAM shield

Andrey Skvortsov

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Modernization of the Apollo Guidance Computer

Open Source DSKY

Need a turret but the not impressed by the servo type. Perhaps a stepper motor version may be better.

A Better Turret

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

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Building a 915 MHz radio module

915 MHz Radio Module

A 3d printed, motorized, and hackable telescope base with star-finding capabilities built on a raspberry pi zero.

pisolaris

A small Z80 computer with composite video, serial and a hard drive with CP/M

Z80 Microcomputer System

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

After the apocalypse we have to build computers from stuff we can make at home, I.E Transistors, diodes and resistors.

AYTABTU - Discrete Computer

matseng matseng

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Science in your hand. A pocket-sized instrument capable of visualizing and exploring the world around you.

Open Source Science Tricorder

Emulation of a Z80 CP/M computer on an Arduino DUE

CPMDuino

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Reef tank controller used to monitor various parameters such as temp and pH, and also control equipment such as pump and lights.

AquaPic - Aquarium Controller

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

An embedded data recorder for High Altitude Balloons.

FlightCPU

The old radio to play old songs on new hardware

Raspberry Pi Jazz Radio

James Bellafaire