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68HC11 CPU Board for RC2014
Project by EtchedPixels
Another processor card for the RC2014 bus
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6808 CPU Card for RC2014
Project by EtchedPixels
A processor card for the 6808 (not 68HC08) CPU
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6809 CPU Card for RC2014
Project by EtchedPixels
An RC2014 bus CPU card for the classic 6809 processors
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6502 standalone computer
Project by Mitsuru Yamada
A minimal 6502 computer that can be programed machine language without PCs
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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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GameTank 8-Bit Retroconsole
Project by Clyde Shaffer
6502-powered game console with hardware-accelerated drawing
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NeoPixel Punk Console
Project by Adrian Studer
Blinking RGB LEDs with 555s and a handful of 74-series logic
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MCU-Less DS1302 Calendar Clock
Project by Sleepy Pony
Doing SPI with a microcontroller is boring. Why not do it with dozens of logic chips and 555 instead?
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ABN6502 SBC R1
Project by Anders Nielsen
Saving the planet, one obsolete chip at a time
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Yet another World's Worst Video Card
Project by Gerard Gascón
It is said that sequels are always worse than the first part and here I am to prove it.
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Jelly
Project by Alvaro Barcellos
A minimal DIY 8-bit CPU made with TTL chips, to perform native brainfu*k language, extended to use three sequential access tapes.
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DIY psychrometer
Project by Katsumi
A homemade psychrometer using Raspberry Pi Pico, MCP9808, Pico-ePaper-2.13, and 74HC00.
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sdramThingZero - 133MS/s 32-bit Logic Analyzer
Project by Eric Hertz
Add an old SDRAM DIMM to your SBC for a 133MS/s 32-bit Logic Analyzer, add ADCs for a Scope...
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Dragon Shared Memory
Project by Tomeu Capó
Board for share data and/or programs between a PC and Dragon Computer throw expansion bus.
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Rubidium Atomic Clock
Project by John Croudy
A digital clock and frequency generator based on a Symmetricom X72 Rubidium oscillator.
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