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  • Picking up the beast
  • Log     from Vacuum System for Deposition
  • Wednesday I drove up to Marysville, WA from Beaverton, OR to pick up an old PU-26A/U genset that was on craigslist. Apparently it has been serving as a standby generator at the Lake Goodwin Fire Dept up until about 8 years ago when they finally got something...

  • Temperature node cost
  • Log     from Home environment monitor
  • I think the temperature node hardware is close to finalized so I'm curious to look at the cost to me ($25.39 ea - without tooling) and was curious to see the cost of the equivalent from another source - I found the ecobee room sensors are $75 for a two...

  • Neon Pixels
  • Details     from Neon Pixels
  • INS-1 / ИНC-1 Fortunately, these single dot tubes are still easy to find in large quantity and rather cheap. Made by Gazotron, it seems they buildup a large stock at that time. The INS-1 has the advantage to be small and produce a nice dot due...

  • the end of LCD-hacks?
  • Log     from Ridiculous [LCD] Display Hacks
  • UPDATE: RIDONCULOUS HACKING to obtain EPG-info via an old tuner, scroll down a bit...Whelp, there's a pretty-durn-good find, if I say so...Sitting in the laundry room atop the donation-bin...Apparently the only things wrong with it are:A) Batteries leaked...

  • The Winkel Board
  • Details     from The Winkel Board
  • The Problems we are trying to solve.Before starting any electronic project a maker has to go through an Exhaustive //TODO listPrepare a list of right electronics componentsPrepare BOMSearch them locally or online to fit the BOMWait for the components...

  • A DIY Keyboard
  • Details     from A DIY Keyboard
  • Not for the Faint of HeartA keyboard may sound like an easy project but if you search the Internet you will not find many keyboard. I wonder why?Not all keyboards the SameA standard QUERTY:(source: https://www.microsoft.com/enable/images/products/kbqwerty.gif)Something...

  • Retrofitting an RTC, part 1
  • Log     from Irreproducible clock
  • Photo of board with added RTC on right, plugged into 5-pin header. While it is possible to tune the onboard oscillator to give a semblance of accuracy in timekeeping, this is tedious and only really works for a small temperature range. So I looked into...

  • Project Log 64: DIY Linear Actuator.¹
  • Log     from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
  • 21/07/2023, Friday, 10:16. For some reason this last week got me too lazy to do anything at all... Well, I will just leave this here and see what I can think of... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

  • Z80 homebrew
  • Details     from Z80 homebrew
  • Phase 1: Prove the Z80 works. Simple wiring with data pins pulled low (nop) and address pins counting on leds. Very excited to see the clock and read wave forms on DSO. Clock is a simple astable 555 circuit. Heavily leaned on Robin Mitchell's project...
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