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Replacement LCD and signal adaptor
Log from Toshiba T3200SXC fix/upgrade: new PSU, LCD, WiFi
I wanted to connect replacement LCD to the original LCD connector, with no "ugly hacks" like interfacing with VGA connector and other workarounds. The original LCD used 9-bit TTL RGB interface (3 pins for red, 3 pins for green, 3 pins for red), which...

More Peripherals and some tablet bytes.
Log from WiiChuck
The amazon fairy dropped off a "NES Classic Controller" and a "Classic Pro"The classic pro comes up as a classic controller, The only difference is the analog R and L on the one I have are buttons and just return the max value when pushed. Although this...

CylinDraw Can Draw on Paper!
Log from CylinDraw: Rotary Plotter & Engraver
Announcing a major new capability: CylinDraw makes for an excellent paper plotter! The hardware needed to enable this capability only requires the addition of a large tube to wrap the paper around and two rubber bands to secure the paper in place....

Pt.1 Sensor Design and Prototyping
Log from WiFi-Enabled Visual Doorbell
Full video on this subject (this is literally the script): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Psy6lRcdGtk Introduction Old houses, like my parents’ home, comes wired with simple electromechanical doorbells. They’re a simple electromagnet with a metal...

Umbilical Tower Redesign
Log from Apollo Saturn V and LUT
I love it when I can find parts that someone else designed, it saves me time and effort. Aviator67 produced a treasure trove of add-on parts for the farscape1 LUT. After printing and assembling the Level30 floor framing along with the cable tray template...

[E1][R][X] AirBerries: Learning a custom keyboard layout
Log from Tetent [gd0090]
So I've recently got a fully electrically and mechanically complete CAD model of Tetrinsic and was, once again, doing some research for Tetent, mainly because I don't like how this featureless flat face looks: It turns out that the eteeController...

Finishing Touches and the Virgin Ride
Log from Electric Car Conversion
Wait a second -- how are we going to control this thing? While a simple ON/OFF switch sufficed for the electric scooters, we don't think it'll work so well with a car...→InsertImageWe picked up an Alltrax 450A 72V golf cart off eBay for a few hundred...

The Hacklet #2
Log from Hackaday.io Project
In this Hacklet, we talk about some car related hacks, making things light up, and a novel design for a 3D printer.Car HacksThere's been a few car hacks going on recently. First up is the SmartCar by [nGoline]. This is a little board that uses Bluetooth...

Hacklet #5 - Hackerspaces and DIY Laptops
Log from Hackaday.io Project
HackerspacesDid you know that Hackaday.io has a hackerspace index? That’s right, you can enter your local hackerspace’s info, pictures, videos, and social media links. Members and crew can link their hackaday.io profiles and drop comments about their...

HACKLET 16 – TERRIFIC TELEPRESENCE TECHNOLOGY
Log from Hackaday.io Project
This weeks Hacklet is all about being there when you can't through the magic of telepresence. More than just teleconferencing, telepresence takes things a step further to put the user in a remote space. That might be a robot platform, VR goggles, or...

HACKLET 24 – RASPBERRY PI PROJECTS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Experimenting with embedded Linux used to mean reformatting an old PC, or buying an expensive dev board. In February of 2012, the Raspberry Pi was released, and it has proven to be a game changing platform. According to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, over...

Hacklet 32 - Persistence of Vision (POV) Projects
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Blinking LEDs are good. Moving, spinning things are good too. Put them both together and you get a Persistence of Vision (POV) display. Hackers have been building these displays for years. This week's Hacklet focuses on some of the best LED POV displays...

HACKLET 45 – REVERSE ENGINEERING PROJECTS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
Sooner or later, all of us end up putting on our reverse engineering hats and digging in to a device. It might be that you're trying to keep an old piece of equipment running – the manufacturer is long defunct, and parts are no longer available. It might...

HACKLET 99 – SOLDERING TOOLS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
If there is one tool every hardware hacker needs, it’s a good soldering setup. Soldering irons, heat guns, reflow ovens and the like make up the tools of the trade for building electronic circuits. Spend enough time working with a tool, and you’ll find...

HACKLET 109 – COMPLEX 3D PRINTED PROJECTS
Log from Hackaday.io Project
If you can’t tell, we’re on a roll with 3D printers and printed projects this month. So far, we’ve covered printers, andsimple functional 3D prints. This week we’re taking a look at some of the awesome complex 3D printed projects on Hackaday.io.Complex...

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