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  • The Pianist Octopus
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  • The whole structure necessary to sustain the 24 tentacles and host the just as many servomotors (each one equipped with an arm screwed on the small shaft using the provided screws), and the electronic boards (i.e. the frame…) has been designed using...

  • BotPong
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  • IntroductionThis is a simple BotSpine demo project. BotSpine already has a processor and display. A CR2032 battery will supply the power. The controllers to move the paddles up and down will simply be wires. So, I'll have to solder a few wires to the...

  • Cat-644
  • Details     from Cat-644
  • Hardware IntroductionThe CAT-644, is a simple computer using a 20 MHz ATMega644 microcontroller as its CPU. I am using the DIP-40 package, making it breadboard and hobbyist friendly.  Large sections of this project can be built and run entirely...

  • GI-Pi
  • Details     from GI-Pi
  • Control the classic General Instrument SP0256-AL2 speech chip and AY-3-8910 sound generator with a Raspberry Pi and this Python library. The SP0256-AL2 was originally available in the early 1980s in speech add-ons for the VIC-20, Atari 8-bit computers,...

  • PDPii
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  • At present PDP-11 computer systems are mostly forgotten, but there are PDP-11 compatible Soviet microprocessors still available on eBay (never used "new old stock") as KR1801VM2 (КР1801ВМ2 in Russian) and I'm going to bring PDP-11 of...

  • 8042 metronome
  • Details     from 8042 metronome
  • Another project using the 8042 Now that the 8042 clock project has been published, I'm publishing another project based on the same hardware. As I stated, the board can be turned to many uses. This one posed some interesting design problems. I was able...

  • 5V Logic on a Z80 Retrocomputer
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  • I bought a bunch of Z80 parts on ebay for cheap ($10 plus shipping). The parts came on a PCB which had not yet been flow soldered. From the date codes of the parts it looks like it was stuffed sometime around 1999. All I had to do was straighten...

  • A Better Turret
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  • Parts Bought the following parts: 2x NEMA 17 stepper motor - 68 oz in (400 steps/rev)1x Pololu universal aluminum mounting hub for 5mm shaft M3 holes (2 Pack)2x NEMA 17 stepper motor mounting bracket1x Nano 3.0 CNC board (uses A4988 stepper motor drivers)1x...
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