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CRISS CP/M 8-bit Homebrew DIY Computer (AVR based)
Project by Igor
the FIRST Single-board DIY 8-bit Personal Computer with VGA, Mice, Ethernet and Printer support, GPIO and CP/M powered!
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Bytes Counter
Project by Making Devices
It is a simple Tally Counter for counting people in places, help you in inventories, practising soldering...
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LED boost converter with UVLO and charger
Project by Miroslav Hancar
Constant current boost converter with UVLO and Li-Ion charger
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Spot Welder
Project by Andy
Custom Spot Welder machine based on MOT
- 22
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Creepy skull with randomly glowing LED eyes
Project by Miroslav Hancar
Skull with glowing eyes
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- 1

TERRATRIP 202+
Project by Julien
Build a new computer board for the vintage terratrip 202
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PlayStation 1 Reset Mod
Project by pyroesp
This mod allows you to reset your PlayStation through a button combination on the controller port 1.
- 1
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UBMP4 USB PICmicro development board
Project by John Rampelt
A simple, versatile PICmicro development system designed for education.
- 4
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OpenFlap
Project by Toon Van Eyck
The OpenFlap project aims to create a open source, affordable split-flap display for the makers and tinkerers of the world.
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WS2812B (Neopixel) Earring
Project by makeTVee
Earring with 16 addressable LEDs (WS2812B-2020) and rechargeable coin cell battery.
- 40
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Microchip XC16 Arduino
Project by Georgi Angelov
Microchip XC16 Arduino - PIC24F, dsPIC33
- 8
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Uno Plus+
Project by John Loeffler
An Arduino UNO Compatible Board with isolated Glowing headers and some Extras
- 62
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Analog phone dialer
Project by Albert Gonzalez
An atmega48p-based board to convert a pulse-dialing old phone into a modern DTMF device
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Integrated Serial Adapter (ISA)
Project by Clyde D. Corpuz
USB-to-Serial, ICSP, and UPDI programming on one device
- 261
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ATtiny10 Programming With Arduino IDE
Project by DIY GUY Chris
Are you looking for the smallest Arduino-friendly microcontroller? Look no further than the ATtiny10 that you can program with Arduino IDE
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