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mmryspace

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A tiny homemade radio telescope I built which can take pictures IN RADIO... i guess i was just bored

Tiny Radio Telescope

gonalo-nespral Gonçalo Nespral

Use a Kodak projector and DSLR camera to automate digitizing slide photography

Kodak Slide Projector Scanner

bryan-howard Bryan Howard

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An artistic ecosystem of analog electronic sound generators

Hacking Nature’s Musicians

kelly-heaton Kelly Heaton

Simple analog Sanitiser Dispenser (No-Contact) using 555 timer IC with auto cut-off timer (even with trigger). Cheap and No-Coding Solution.

555 Sanitizer Dispenser (With cut-Off)

Circuit sculpture jig consisting of a vacuum pump attached to a silicone pad to keep rods and SMD components in place when soldering them.

Soft Soldering Jig

Driving controller-less graphics LCD with Arduino

Arduino CLGLCD

In this workshop, we’ll be building a firefly together with custom jigs, brass wire, and LEDs.

Remoticon: Circuit Sculpture Workshop

How you can get multi-connect and remote access to USB Dongle

Donglify - Share USB Key Software

DIY Ethernet board for IBM PCjr

PCjrNet

Hackaday Prize 2020

A clock that tells the time using foam balls floating inside transparent tubes https://youtu.be/eGN-MeLun5U

AirFlow Clock

Minimal Z80 computer with CP/M

CP/M on a minimal Z80 Computer

doctor-volt Doctor Volt

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Yet another HP bubble clock, using ATTiny84A.

HP Bubble clock

jeremy-g Jeremy g.

Does this work? An online article discusses about building this music box.

Case study: A polyphonic PIC18F music box

Fuse and splitter boards that use Anderson PowerPole 45-amp connectors.

Anderson Power Distribution

adam-demuri Adam Demuri

A small board that measures temperature, humidity and pressure every hour for five years.

Low Power Environment Monitor / Logger

alnwlsn alnwlsn

Introducing the Arduino Lo-Fi Guide to the Orchestra

The Lo-Fi Guide to the Orchestra

Learn the principles of analog audio synthesis and how to create new sounds using voltage-controlled oscillators, filters, and amplifiers.

Introduction to Modular Synthesis using VCV Rack

This workshop will be a guide to getting experimental with the noises around us.

Remoticon: Finding Sound and Making Microphones

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