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  • Papilio Gaming R-Box
  • Hacker page     by Darksider7
  • FUTURE HACK:The system needs an X-Box encasement, two wireless joysticks, and will have to be built for high-end processing speed for indie game development and play. The device will have the capability for android / windows setup (multi - platform)...

  • Hacker
  • Hacker page     by AMIT KAUSHIK
  • DESCRIPTIONA gradually improving attempt to make a useful pcb mill out of a printer and other assorted garbage, with a minimal budget and no fancy tools. It works!, but let's see how much better it can be.DETAILSNOTE: This project is gradually improving....

  • Tesla: Missing Papers
  • Hacker page     by Darksider7
  • If you are a Scientist, Inventor, or like to dabble in many creative crafts Tesla influenced the idea in some way. In the near future would like to venture into one of his inspiring inventions and recreate it from the ground up. The article is about...

  • SparkFun Shipment Review
  • Hacker page     by CompuCat
  • I thought I might as well share my thoughts on some new stuff I got from SparkFun.First up: the 50 watt soldering station. Apart from the metal dome for the brass sponge in the iron holder being loose, it's a solid iron. Adjustable temperature, fine...

  • thoughts and links for game boy cartridge stuff
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • Seems like every month I stumble over an idea and can't get rid of it. This time of year I always get nostalgic and thought about using the fubarino as an cartridge reader and programmer for simple eeprom cartridges. I'm already developing a little board...

  • Satellite tracking
  • Hacker page     by Xylitol
  • I've tried to get some pictures of NOAA sats today, the conditions wasn't really good but anyway...Here is my setup, on a high point of my town.My talkie-walkie, is a Baofeng GT-3 MARK II, I'm using a 3.5mm stereo jack to 2.5mm stereo jack for recoding...

  • Game Boy Printer vs. Arduino
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • I won the fubarino a while ago on hackaday.com because I worked a little easter egg into a Game Boy Printer library for the arduino. The printing from code was a work around since I never got the serial running. I ran into problems though, trying...

  • Would it be that easy?
  • Hacker page     by Stefan-Xp
  • Hmm.. sometimes the simplest solution is the best solution. But i have a disbelief, that it can be that easy.The Task is: If The Supply Voltage is above a certain level AND the Light Level is below a certain level, light up a LED or an other load.Theory...

  • DRAFT: Ternary Mockup in VDHL
  • Hacker page     by Dom
  • library ieee; use ieee.std_logic_1164.all; -- TYPEDEF type ts_uternary is ( 'U', -- Uninitialized '?', -- Forcing Unknown '+', -- Forcing + '0', -- Forcing 0 '-', -- Forcing - 'X', -- Don't care 'P', -- Weak + 'Z', -- Weak 0 'M' -- Weak - ); type ts_uternary_touple...

  • 0x02 NTTF - Stargate LED matrices [UPDATE]
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • First let me apologize for the pictures, I was too lazy to grab my DSLR so my "trusty" Samsung Galaxy S2 had to be enough.So let's dive into my adventure with SMD soldering with a toaster oven. I had all I would need to test this method myself. The boards...

  • General status and tools
  • Hacker page     by Jantteri
  • List of projects started or TODO:- Arduino Blindshutter (half made but then left it because it was boring, may get done it one day)- ESP8266 boards. Problem at the moment with USB-RS232 adapters. Lack of power shouldn't be the issue. CP2102 chip couldn't...

  • Onkyo M-508 Repair
  • Hacker page     by Ted
  • The Onkyo M-508 is undoubtedly one of the coolest looking power amplifiers out there.Giant needles of watt-o-meter.. imposing heavy as lead stance on the shelf. Everything about this amplifier says "turn the volume down before you hit the power." It...
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