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Your Name In Landsat

Posted on September 1, 2024 by Jenny List

We’re guessing most readers can cite things from their youth which gave them an interest in technology, and spurred on something which became a career or had a profound impact …read more Continue reading Your Name In Landsat→

Posted in nasa, Remote Imaging, Space | Tagged Landsat

The Trashiest Of Mains Inverters

Posted on August 31, 2024 by Jenny List

Switch-mode technology has made inverters which take a low DC voltage and turn it into a usable mains voltage within the reach of everybody. But still, there might be moments …read more Continue reading The Trashiest Of Mains Inverters→

Posted in Battery Hacks, classic hacks, inverter, mains inverter, rotary inverter

Make Your Own Point Contact Transistor

Posted on August 31, 2024 by Jenny List

Beyond the power variant, it sometimes seems as though we rarely encounter a discrete transistor these days, such has been the advance of integrated electronics. But they have a rich …read more Continue reading Make Your Own Point Contact Transistor→

Posted in classic hacks, germanium transistors, parts, point contact transistor, transistor

The Computer We All Wish We’d Had In The 8-Bit Era

Posted on August 31, 2024 by Jenny List

The 8-bit home computers of yore that we all know and love, without exception as far as we are aware, had an off the shelf microprocessor at heart. In 1983 …read more Continue reading The Computer We All Wish We’d Had In The 8-Bit Era→

Posted in 74-series, isetta, retargetable microcode, retrocomputing, ttl

Dual-Port RAM For a Simple VGA Card

Posted on August 30, 2024 by Jenny List

Making microcontrollers produce video has long been a staple of hardware hacking, but as the resolution goes up, it becomes a struggle for less capable silicon. To get higher resolution …read more Continue reading Dual-Port RAM For a Simple VGA Card→

Posted in Dual Port RAM, Microcontrollers, vga, vga card, video hacks

Online Game Becomes Unexpected PixelFlut

Posted on August 30, 2024 by Jenny List

Blink and you could have missed it, but a viral sensation for a few weeks this summer was One Million Checkboxes, a web page with as you might expect, a …read more Continue reading Online Game Becomes Unexpected PixelFlut→

Posted in checkboxes, pixelflut, software hacks

A Simple But Effective Receiving Loop Antenna

Posted on August 26, 2024 by Jenny List

There’s a joke in the world of radio that all you need for a HF antenna is a piece of wet string, but the truth is that rudimentary antennas rarely …read more Continue reading A Simple But Effective Receiving Loop Antenna→

Posted in co-ax loop, magnetic loop, radio hacks | Tagged Antenna

A Journey Into Unexpected Serial Ports

Posted on August 24, 2024 by Jenny List

Through all the generations of computing devices from the era of the teleprinter to the present day, there’s one interface that’s remained universal. Even though its usefulness as an everyday …read more Continue reading A Journey Into Unexpected Serial Ports→

Posted in classic hacks, Garmin, peripherals hacks, rs232, serial, ttl

Tiny ’90s Laptop Gets Modern Power

Posted on August 22, 2024 by Jenny List

The laptop to have here in the 2020s varies depending on who you ask, perhaps a Framework, or maybe a ThinkPad. Back in the 1990s the answer might have included …read more Continue reading Tiny ’90s Laptop Gets Modern Power→

Posted in libretto, retrocomputing, Toshiba, USB-C PD

WOW! It Wasn’t Aliens After All!

Posted on August 21, 2024 by Jenny List

There may not be many radio astronomy printouts that have achieved universal fame, but the one from Ohio State University’s Big Ear telescope upon which astronomer [Jerry R. Ehman] wrote …read more Continue reading WOW! It Wasn’t Aliens After All!→

Posted in arecibo, Radio Astronomy, Science, Space, The Wow! Signal

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