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  • 6502 retro controller board
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  • About one year ago I noticed that some sellers on popular Chinese auction site offer quite cheap MOS6502 chips. Initially I suspected nothing more than broken or counterfeit parts, but out of curiosity I decided to order couple of them anyway. I was...

  • Retro 68000 CPU in an FPGA
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  • I've wanted to build a 68000 system for a long time. I built some commercial systems back in the 1980's based on the 68000 and really like the CPU.  There's a few 68000 builds on YouTube. The best documented 68000 build is Jeff Tranter's build...

  • Gameboy Clock
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  • It's been a long time since I wanted to make a Gameboy shaped alarm clock,So long, that Nintendo did release an official Gameboy clock, and so so long that it ran out of stock! Ikea does a nice cheap clock, the Klockis, it is a clock with a inclinometer:...

  • Another retro gaming handheld
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  • Growing up in the 90's I grew up plating NES and SEGA. By the time PS1 became affordable, I had a PC with emulators. I loved the option to play all my favorites and classics on a PC. Now, many years later, I have a dream on making my own, portable retro...

  • Omnibotler
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  • Omnibotler is a reimagination of the opulent, 1980's anthropomorphized omnibot with modern boards and extraneous functionality. This project attempts to retain the aesthetic of the original robot, while adding a functional camera, visor tilt, distance...

  • Retro Modules
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  • You don't need much to build a Retro Module. For a host module (e.g. one that will house the main microcontroller board), you can start with a female DE-9 Connector. Your first client module would use a male DE-9 Connector. Modules don't need to be enclosed....

  • T. Chordstrum
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  • Short demo video of the T. Chordstrum built in audio output:Audio capabilities of the Teensy 3.2 version (may change in later versions):Strummed sound, Omnichord like sinewave sound or Autoharp like plucked string sound (Karplus-Strong algorithm). Adjustable...

  • DEXT Meteor:

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  • DEXT COMPUTER The DEXT computer will use a combination of retro and new technology to achive an easy to manufacture, economical, and powerful computer/microcontroller. It will be great for home automation, diy projects, programming, etc. It uses a soft...

  • CFT 16-bit Mini-Computer
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  • Here's the project in bullet points. A processor heavily inspired by the PDP-8.16-bit word length without byte-addressable memory.Very basic instruction set, though much less basic than the PDP-8's — since we don't use core memory, the instruction...

  • RetroGeiger
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  • Project uses vintage soviet Geiger tube (STS-5) to measure intensity of natural background radiation. High voltage (approximately 400V) required by the tube is produced by flyback converter, built with popular MC34063A chip. Pulses generated by the tube...
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