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74xx Discrete Clock
Project by Stephan
A retro-style digital clock based on 74xx discrete logic chips
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EEPROM Programmer
Project by Stefan Wagner
Parallel EEPROM Programmer for 28C64B and 28C256 based on ATmega8A
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6802 Serial Terminal
Project by Mitsuru Yamada
An RS232C serial terminal using MC6802 & LED dot matrix display modules
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Class D Amplifier TLC555 Timer Based PWM Audio Amp
Project by Steven J Greenfield
Recreating a 555 timer based Class D PWM amplifier I first built in the '80s.
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TTL ternary clock
Project by Ken Yap
Make time more frustrating
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HB6809 Homebrew computer
Project by Dave Collins
This is my 6809 Homebrew Computer
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Toshiba T3200SXC fix/upgrade: new PSU, LCD, WiFi
Project by Wojciech "adalbert" J
Restoration of 31-year old first* portable with color TFT screen. Re-designed PSU, adaptor for new LCD, WiFi with untouched chassis
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Nanocomp 6809 8 Bit Retro Computer on Breadboards
Project by Dave Henry
Wireless World Magazine in January and June 1981 published this design. Reproduced on solderless breadboards using the original Monitor ROM
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PROM module for my PERSEUS computer's application
Project by Mitsuru Yamada
This is a PROM module for my homemade computers PERSEUS-8 and PERSEUS-9 to load and replace multiple applications on CI-2 interpreter.
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eForth for cheap STM8S gadgets
Project by Thomas
Turn cheap modules from AliExpress into interactive development kits!
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PROMer
Project by Yann Guidon / YGDES
Yet another manual programmer for old fuse PROM chips
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USB to PC/AT Keyboard Converter
Project by consciousflesh
A simple circuit and a bit of code to connect USB keyboard to a PC/AT computer using the Raspberry Pi
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IO881
Project by Julian
An I/O Processor for 8-bit systems
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uPD7220 Retro Graphics Card (and VGA hack)
Project by Dylan Brophy
Making an 80s GDC run for the first time in decades, and my first real hack on hackaday.io
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Kobold - retro TTL computer
Project by roelh
A 16 bit computer with 20 address bits and video display, from just a few TTL and memory chips. Instructions resemble 68000 / PDP-11.
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