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Taylor

Long story short, I love electronics, hacking and modding.

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Who I Am

I am Taylor! As previously stated. I have been heavily into electronics since a young age I went to college for a few years and am debating on returning. The only reason why I don't want to go back is because I don't want anymore student loan debt. I do love learning but not at the expense of my future financial security. I am self taught on a few subjects and still learning. Currently I am just living to live, no worries on the horizon.

Why I'm on Hackaday.io

I love to share and see what others are up to. I love the community involved in all things hardware and software

hardware hacking Software classic video games

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This user joined on 02/27/2015.

My Projects

I bought a headset that needed a USB connection to recharge. I didn't care for this as I always forgot so I modified it to charge wirelessly

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Adding wireless charging to a gaming headset.

To make it short, I shoved an HDMI dongle made for this PS2 inside the PS2 to eliminate the added footprint and to free up the AV port

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Adding HDMI to a PS2 a different way...

I wanted to make this tiny arcade machine more playable by rehousing it inside of a donor NES controller.

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Tiny arcade stuffed in an NES controller.

Play NES carts on the go with this wooden handheld NES.

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Wooden handheld NES

I added a joystick I got from a 360 controller to an NES controller with a few transistors and modification to the analog.

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Adding an analog stick to an NES controller

I was forced to use a wireless controller and could not stand buying double A batteries so I took it upon myself to remedy this issue.

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DIY Xbox one controller battery pack.

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The spotlights on my microscope didn't cut it. So I'm making a ring light to improve video quality.

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DIY Ringlight

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