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Neon Pixels
Project by Muth
5V daisy chained neon bulbs. For glowing neon lovers.
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UBMP4 USB PICmicro development board
Project by John Rampelt
A simple, versatile PICmicro development system designed for education.
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ELLO LC1
Project by Kn/vD
World's thinnest fully standalone DIY computer - 2mm!!
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CHRP4 USB robotics development board
Project by John Rampelt
A simple, inexpensive development board for learning or teaching beginner microcontroller programming and robotics.
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Toy Claw Machine
Project by willbaden
Full size Claw machine made from misc. parts.
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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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Open Source PIC Development Board for Newbies
Project by O. Alan Jones
This project is about learning how to use PIC microcontrollers. We will take what we learn and build an application for Amateur Radio.
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N1KDO "naught" timer
Project by otterson
ID timer for amateur radio. Does not actually get you on the "naught", but does indicate that you need to ID every 10 minutes
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CGA Clock
Project by Mark Jeronimus
Binary clock with a bit of help from CGA colors
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AT26-Chuck
Project by danjovic
Adapter for playing Atari 2600 with Wii Nunchuck, with or without the accelerometers
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PICTIL
Project by Alex
Remake of the TIL311 hex LED display with recent technology.
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Addressable 7x5 LED Matrix display
Project by Gabriel
The idea was to daisy chain as many of these as I wanted and have huge display.
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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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