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VR Spectrum Analyzer

Posted on May 22, 2022 by Al Williams

At one point or another, we’ve probably all wished we had a VR headset that would allow us to fly around our designs. While not quite the same, thing, [manahiyo831] …read more Continue reading VR Spectrum Analyzer→

Posted in radio hacks, RTLSDR, sdr, software define radio, Virtual Reality, VR

Building your own 8088 XT motherboard

Posted on May 22, 2022 by Al Williams

There was a time when an XT-class motherboard — like the old IBM PC with an 8088 CPU — was a high-tech accomplishment. Now, something like that is easily within …read more Continue reading Building your own 8088 XT motherboard→

Posted in 8088, motherboard, PC-XT, retrocomputing

Sound Generation Board Makes the Tunes

Posted on May 20, 2022 by Al Williams

[Mcjack123] has been getting into chiptunes lately and realized that his original interest started in 2018 when he used an Arduino to turn a TI-84 calculator into a sound machine. …read more Continue reading Sound Generation Board Makes the Tunes→

Posted in chiptune, musical hacks, pic | Tagged Microchip

Scott’s CPU From the Bottom Up

Posted on May 20, 2022 by Al Williams

It isn’t for everyone, but if you work much with computers at a low level, you’ll probably sooner or later entertain the idea of creating your own CPU. There was …read more Continue reading Scott’s CPU From the Bottom Up→

Posted in CPU, custom cpu, digital logic, Microcontrollers

Put a New Spin on Your 3D Printed Parts

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Al Williams

Once you get tired of printing keychains and earbud holders with your 3D printer, you’ll want to design things a bit more sophisticated. How about things that rotate? [3DSage] has …read more Continue reading Put a New Spin on Your 3D Printed Parts→

Posted in animated, motorized, parts, rotation

Engineering vs Pigeons

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Al Williams

We’ve all been there. Pigeons are generally pretty innocuous, but they do leave a mess. If you have a convertible or a bicycle or even just a clean car, you …read more Continue reading Engineering vs Pigeons→

Posted in home hacks, opencv, pigeon, water gun

MIDI Controller Looks Good, Enables Your Air Guitar Habit

Posted on May 18, 2022 by Al Williams

We all want to be guitar heroes, but most of us have to settle for letting a MIDI board play our riffs using a MIDI controller. [Joris] thinks a MIDI …read more Continue reading MIDI Controller Looks Good, Enables Your Air Guitar Habit→

Posted in midi, midi controller, musical hacks | Tagged Guitar

The Little Big Dogs of Invention

Posted on May 18, 2022 by Al Williams

This is a story about two dogs I know. It is also a story of the U.S. Navy, aviation, and nuclear weapons. Sometimes it is easy to see things in …read more Continue reading The Little Big Dogs of Invention→

Posted in Hackaday Columns, innovation, Rant, rants

Color(ing) Computer Needs No Batteries

Posted on May 18, 2022 by Al Williams

While Radio Shack did have the Color Computer, we don’t think they had this in mind. [Pepepépepe] has some coloring book pages and simple rules that let you simulate logic …read more Continue reading Color(ing) Computer Needs No Batteries→

Posted in coloring, educational, misc hacks

How the IBM PC Went 8-Bit

Posted on May 18, 2022 by Al Williams

If you were around when the IBM PC rolled out, two things probably caught you by surprise. One is that the company that made the Selectric put that ridiculous keyboard …read more Continue reading How the IBM PC Went 8-Bit→

Posted in 8088, IBM PC, Intel, retrocomputing

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