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  • Apeman A70 Action Camera Goes IR
  • Hacker page     by helge
  • Camera Modification Apeman action cameras are nothing special in terms of build quality. They're not sealed and come with a water-proof case - and most importantly: they're cheap, inviting to modifications for IR photography (and perhaps also UV if one...

  • Breadboarded 80-LED Analogue Oscilloscope
  • Hacker page     by David Scholten
  • A very old project. By using a single VU meter IC (LM3915?) and aanother IC that sequentially connects the columns of LEDs to ground (i.e.the time scale), the VU meter effectively "sweeps" across the waveform ina quick succession.

  • Apple][+ Videx Videoterm Card (80 Columns) Emulation
  • Hacker page     by Augusto Baffa
  • // Videx Videoterm Card Emulator // by Augusto Baffa feb 2024 // // Based on Apple II Simulator // by Peter Koch, May 6, 1993 int videx_slot = 3; bool card_videx = true; bool card_videx_mem_on = false; bool card_videx_80col = false; class VidexCard...

  • myStorm: rapid FPGA dev system
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • The Storm Expands — Folknology LabsIn order for myStorm to have practical use as a rapid FPGA development system we need to support many peripherals commonly used in modern digital electronics, inputs, outputs and patches.Folknology has shared the boards...

  • saladin
  • Hacker page     by saladin
  • Saladin (saladin.vn) is a Vietnamese Insurtech startup, backed by global venture capitals since 2022. We provide a one-touch-solution platforms for diverse protections to the general Vietnamese public, Multiple Insurers – Multiple Products – Multiple...

  • ST-211
  • Hacker page     by Beto Green
  • /*320  160 80  40  20  10  5  0    0   1   1   0   0  1 =   $1.25  = 0x19 =25  0    0   1   1  ...

  • Introduction to TIGK stack for IoT
  • Hacker page     by Vintage Computer Commitee
  • The TIGK Stack is a collection of associated technologies which combine to deliver a platform for storing, capturing, monitoring and visualizing data that is in time series. The TIGK stack consists of the following technologies: Telgeraf – collection...

  • SoftEgg Hobby Computer
  • Hacker page     by T. B. Trzepacz
  • I've been sick, and so NanoEgg work that requires thinking just makes me more ill. In my feverish delusions, I thought "wouldn't it be great if we had useless hobby computers like we had in the 80's, that were only good for games and puttering?" And...

  • Links to External Stuff
  • Hacker page     by C. Prichard
  • Some Interesting Stuff:Blue Sea Systems has some inexpensive, 80-volt DC fuse products.Read for perspective on American Culture (Too Many Experts Protecting Interests, Not Looking For A Way To Make Solar Energy Affordable)Images of Conformal Building...

  • ESP8266 OLED Board
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • MicroUSB-powered ESP8266 OLED Board (omiker0’s Blog)I created this design as a challenge to make a design under 1″ x 1″ in size.ESP8266 Oled Board Rev3by miker

  • From Proof of Concept to Prototype
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • From the Rebooting Electronics blog by Steve Mayze:From Proof of Concept to PrototypeIn the last entry for the Timed LED Lighting Controller, I realised that there are no working examples of an I²C driver for the ATtiny20. I then had to work through...

  • Gas strut test
  • Hacker page     by Mjnurney
  • i mentioned something about adding gas struts to my A Pet cases and it’s snowballed somewhat…sometimes I should keep quiet I think.so I’ve been playing with 50mn struts at various heights and angles l with mixed results. Strangely my case is about as...
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