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  • Atari 2600 Bankswitch Cartridge
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  • The Bankswitch cartridge implements the three most common schemes named F8, F6 and F4. The working of the bankswitches is depicted on the table below. Address -Address Lines-- Bankswitch/Bank selected 1 11 8K 16K 32K 2 1098 7654 3210 F8 F6 F4 $1FF0 0001...

  • GroveHat for the Arduino Nano
  • Details     from GroveHat for the Arduino Nano
  • Technical specsThis breakout board targets the v3.x series of the Arduino Nano (and compatible clones), while trying to be usable with other boards like the Pro Micro and v2.x series of the Nano. It makes available Serial (TX/RX) line, Digital, Analog,...

  • PS/2 keyboard to keyboard matrix
  • Details     from PS/2 keyboard to keyboard matrix
  • A new github repo was added for the TRS-80 model 3, 4, and 4p:https://github.com/electrickery/ps-2Keyboard2TRS-80. No board is planned, as I don't have a model 3 or 4, so I don't know how the connector looks physically. A modified board did work...

  • Precision Reflow Oven Controller
  • Details     from Precision Reflow Oven Controller
  • In this project I will take a conventional toaster oven (any kind of toaster oven can be used) and design a precision controller to turn it into a reflow soldering oven. I know there are already plenty of controller kits available out there, but I hope...

  • AT29C256 Flash Programmer
  • Details     from AT29C256 Flash Programmer
  • Programmer Design OptionsStrip-board works well (I use A$8 41 x 144 board), but I did look at using a mini-Mega2560: I  used an on-board Arduino Nano as they are cheap (and I have a couple of them lying around) and they provide serial and power.But...

  • Free Beer Selfie
  • Details     from Free Beer Selfie
  • Hardware:The hardware is not very complexe if you're familiar with Raspberry Pi. The screen is a recycled one from office, a standard 19" DVI. The resolution is 1280x1024. It's rotated in portrait mode.The printer is an Epson TM-T20II, connected to the...

  • Bring-a-Hack Vancouver
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  • Show Hackaday what you've built, Vancouver! Hackaday is hosting a Bring-a-Hack event at Vancouver Hack Space in BC, Canada. Now is your chance to show off your projects new and old to your local community... and to the wider Hackaday world! We'll...

  • A Traveler Has Arrived
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  • Make contact. Unscrambled circles will get you there:hackaday.io/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Across: 3: this is what project #164913 is all about 5: dressed in stripes of BBROYGBVGW 8: I go clack and have an electromagnet 11: the brain of the circuit 13: one of the...
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