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[skaarj]

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Romania (Dracula's Country)
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Who I Am

Automation Systems PhD Engineer at Petroleum and Gas University - Ploiesti, Romania;
Instrumentation and Control Engineer at Oilfield Exploration Business Solutions S.A. Bucharest.
Maniac with vacuum tubes, wires and electronic boards. I like old mainframes and I enjoy installing Unix on many weird hardware devices.

Why I'm on Hackaday.io

Sharing knowledge

PDP-era mainframes 9 track tape drives recovery vacuum tubes car hacks BSD unix pussycats

This user joined on 08/19/2015.

My Projects

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Conversion of dashboard from an old, Communist clone of the French Renault 12 (Dacia 1310)
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Retro-futuristic automobile control panel

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A.K.A. THE 9 TRACK TAPE DRIVE COMMUNICATOR Talking to Mainframes Era Reel to Reel 9 track tape drives
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THE PERTEC WHISPERER

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The chatroom about RPi projects, issues, contests entries and more
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Raspberry Pi chat

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Join us to talk about all things Superconference (Pasadena, Nov 5+6), this chat includes badge hacking!
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Hackaday Superconference Chat

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My Pages

  • Natural Intelligence-based Vibration Processing

    07/09/2016 at 18:20 • 0 comments

    Allright, in my first project on hackaday I covered some aspects regarding artifficial neural networks vibration pattern recognition and also an experiment which at this time is not finished yet.

    In the mean time, here's another experiment - interaction with a natural neural network (embedded inside a gorgeous creature) which could process vibrations in the audible spectrum without any previous training sessions/data.

    Enjoy.

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Things I've Built

Mechanical diagnosis of fuel-based engines by vibration processing through hardware Artifficial Neural Network

Check the update logs from my ongoing "retro-futuristic automobile control panel" project. All details are there.

Restoration of a Communist-era mainframe - FELIX M-18 (licensed in the '70s after French IRIS-50)

And it is still work in progress. Not much information is available even after the Iron Curtain felt down in 1989. Only damaged parts survived the recycling process. Most of computing power is replaced by arduinos and a Marvell openRD platform.

Conversion of a 4 stroke monocylinder to work with hydrogen fuel

I converted a Honda GX200 engine to work with hydrogen-oxygen mixture extracted from water via electrolysis. At requests I can provide pictures and the scientific background research from my PhD theses. Will be listed on hackaday.io soon.

Projects I Like & Follow

  • The 2017 Hackaday Prize
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YG's 16bits Relay Electric Computer, rebooted
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YGREC-РЭС15-bis

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As modern photography is revolutionized by LEDs, I'm applying my experience in this field to enhance my hobby
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Portable LED Flash

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A byte-wide stripped-down version of the YGREC16 architecture
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YGREC8

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  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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Another hexadecimal display, this one is sans transistor for the extra vintage touch, and uses only Soviet-era parts
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Numitron Hexadecimal display module

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  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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Tiled CODEC for still and moving pictures based on the 3R compaction algorithm
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3RGB image lossless compression format

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  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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Yet another manual programmer for old fuse PROM chips
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PROMer

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Distilling my experience and wisdom about the architecture, organisation and design choices of my CPUs
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PDP - Processor Design Principles

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A group for those who want to build their own bipolar transistors
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Bipolar dudes

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This project provides hardware and software to learn/teach electronics and coding
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Simon Says learn Pi and IoT

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  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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A proof that the PIC10F200 can be useful after all.
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Morse blinking jewelry

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  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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I'm using modern tools and methods to implement a very fast FHP3 binary model on your desktop
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2D Flow simulations with Lattice Gas Automata

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  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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another addition-based transform for lossless data compression
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σα code

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A bit-parallel method to compute Conway's Cellular Automata with 64-bits and 256-bits words
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ANGOLA - A New Game Of Life Algorithm

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  • The 2017 Hackaday Prize
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At the opposite site of the spectrum, this project is incredibly smaller and faster than the relay implementation of YGREC.
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YGREC-ECL

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  • The 2018 Hackaday Prize
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The YGREC architecture, this time implemented in CMOS
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YGRECmos

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  • The 2017 Hackaday Prize
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Progressively turns your circuit breakers on so they don't trip
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Power On Sequencer bis

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I'm a Thomson MO5 fanatic and despite its bad rep, it's a very nice machine that is easy to extend.
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MO5 interface boards

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Because I want to create a good-for-all language borrowing qualities from Bash, BASIC, C, Forth and JavaScript
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BCFJ

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Radu Motisan wrote 07/23/2017 at 14:00 • point

Pauza anul asta?

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[skaarj] wrote 07/23/2017 at 14:34 • point

da, renovez casa, construiesc laboratoru, documentez tot. Mai am si foraj petrolier in curand, si o sa vina barza. asta nu pot documenta.

Da apar acus, sa am toate materialele stranse.

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Radu Motisan wrote 07/23/2017 at 17:34 • point

Felicitari! Cum spunea un prieten, fa tot ce ti-ai propus sa faci inainte.

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Dusan Petrovic wrote 06/13/2016 at 13:34 • point

Thanks for following 2016 Hackaday Prize Semifinalists: Anything Goes list....

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[skaarj] wrote 06/13/2016 at 17:56 • point

Anytime. Thank you for keeping us up to date. 

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Nolan Moore wrote 06/09/2016 at 23:06 • point

Thanks for the like on my Power Glove project! :)

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[skaarj] wrote 06/10/2016 at 07:31 • point

anytime! keep up the work!

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jaromir.sukuba wrote 04/12/2016 at 21:28 • point

thanks for the bunch of likes I received from you

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[skaarj] wrote 04/13/2016 at 18:38 • point

You did a lot of hard work for those projects, when I finally got 10 
spare minutes at my console I tagged them as good examples, so you
deserve every like. As for my project, stay tuned - more will come.
Thanks for the like.

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