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Aircraft Compass Teardown

Posted on May 30, 2021 by Al Williams

We didn’t know what a C-2400 LP was before we saw [David’s] video below, but it turned out to be pretty interesting. The device is an aircraft compass and after …read more Continue reading Aircraft Compass Teardown→

Posted in Aircraft, avionics, binnacle, Compass, repair hacks, teardown

Spell Checking Your Programming from the Linux Command Line

Posted on May 30, 2021 by Al Williams

For most of us who didn’t do well in high school English class, spell checkers are a real game-changer. Sure, you can still swap a “to” and a “too,” but …read more Continue reading Spell Checking Your Programming from the Linux Command Line→

Posted in linux hacks, Programming, software development, source code, Spell checker, spellchecker

Build a New ZX81

Posted on May 29, 2021 by Al Williams

[Retro Shack’s] ZX81 died, and while he tried to figure out the fix, he decided to build a new one. Of course, building a circa-1980-something computer from new parts is …read more Continue reading Build a New ZX81→

Posted in retrocomputing, sinclair zx80, sinclair zx81

Web Assembly, Music Synthesis, and the Beauty of Math

Posted on May 29, 2021 by Al Williams

The electronics hobby has changed a lot since the advent of the microprocessor. Before that — and with the lack of large-scale integrated circuits — projects in magazines tended to …read more Continue reading Web Assembly, Music Synthesis, and the Beauty of Math→

Posted in emscripten, math, Music, musical hacks, software development, webasm, WebAssembly | Tagged Synthesizer

Finite Element Analysis vs Real World

Posted on May 27, 2021 by Al Williams

In advanced engineering circles, the finite element method — or, more commonly, finite element analysis — is a real staple. With the advent of more powerful home computers, though, even …read more Continue reading Finite Element Analysis vs Real World→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing, finite element analysis

Ptychography Shows Atoms at Amazing Revolution

Posted on May 26, 2021 by Al Williams

Cornell University enhanced electron microscopy using a technique known as ptychography in 2018. At the time, it allowed an electron microscope to resolve things three times smaller than previously possible. …read more Continue reading Ptychography Shows Atoms at Amazing Revolution→

Posted in electron microscope, electron microscopy, News, ptychography, Science | Tagged Atoms

Getting Started with Aluminum Extrusions

Posted on May 25, 2021 by Al Williams

T-slot extrusions used to be somewhat mysterious, but today they are quite common thanks to their use in many 3D printers. However, it is one thing to assemble a kit …read more Continue reading Getting Started with Aluminum Extrusions→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 8020, aluminum extrusion, extrusion, Hackaday Columns, Interest, Misumi, structural framing systems, tool hacks

Technical Audacity and the Phone Book

Posted on May 25, 2021 by Al Williams

I often think we — or maybe the people who control our money — lack the audacity to take on really big projects. It is hard to imagine laying the …read more Continue reading Technical Audacity and the Phone Book→

Posted in history, phone hacks, phonebook, rants

Affordable Transilluminator Helps Visualize DNA

Posted on May 23, 2021 by Al Williams

If you want to examine the results of gel electrophoresis — and who doesn’t — you need a transilluminator. These devices can be quite pricey, though, so you might want …read more Continue reading Affordable Transilluminator Helps Visualize DNA→

Posted in gel electrophoresis, illuminator, Science

Affordable Transilluminator Helps Visualize DNA

Posted on May 23, 2021 by Al Williams

If you want to examine the results of gel electrophoresis — and who doesn’t — you need a transilluminator. These devices can be quite pricey, though, so you might want …read more Continue reading Affordable Transilluminator Helps Visualize DNA→

Posted in gel electrophoresis, illuminator, Science

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