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Apache AL13P & TL-320b - One Pass PCB Toner Xfer
Project by mosaicmerc
Single pass Lower Temp Toner Transfers. Now available as a DIY kit. Open Source, Dual laminator compatible! Apache AL18P also.
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Wearable Arc Reactor 3 Jr.
Project by mosaicmerc
Teens and kids love Iron Man too! This Reactor is just 2.5" dia. x 1" thick. Uses Piranha LEDs, 3 light zones & and sync-to-music Pulsing.
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Simple bicycle / motorcycle speedometer
Project by markodjurovic
Simple speedometer based on 8-bit pic16f628 and reed switch
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PICTIL
Project by Alex
Remake of the TIL311 hex LED display with recent technology.
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XMAStar
Project by hkdcsf
Because we all love blinking LEDs.
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Restful IO
Project by Gorky
A developer friendly way of analog digital io via restful web services & usb
- 852
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ELLO 16P
Project by Kn/vD
A PIC24-based SBC
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PIXPUTER - computer on PIC17 microprocessor
Project by SHAOS
"PIXPUTER" (or nedoPC-17) is based on PIC17C43 or PIC17C44 microcontroller that works in microprocessor mode with external program memory
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PICPONG
Project by Ramón Calvo
A very simple two-player pong working on a 8-bit PIC
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Quarter-Century Lamp
Project by Ted Yapo
Designing a battery-powered light to glow for 25 years
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Music LEDCUBE 3x3x3
Project by gianlucag
A classic 3x3x3 LED cube powered by a PIC 16F84A with built-in MUSIC BEAT DETECTION!
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Tetradeca - 1KB - 3 games on 14seg displays
Project by matseng
Three games on a PIC16F1705 \with eight 14- segment displays and a discrete diodes character ROM
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3niti alpha
Project by SHAOS
Ternary computer "3niti alpha" that I started to design in 2004
- 520
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TinyFPGA Programmer
Project by Luke Valenty
A dirt cheap open hardware USB-JTAG board designed to program TinyFPGA A1 and A2 boards.
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8088 Homebrew Computer
Project by s0s
This is an 8088 homebrew computer I'm building on a breadboard, with a simple command line.
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