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Category: Electronics Projects

The Hayes Chronograph, a Remake for 2020

July 12, 2020
by admin in Electronics Projects

I couldn’t find myself a Hayes Chronograph, so in this video I just went off and built one… Purpose I always wanted a Hayes Chronograph, but I seem to miss the opportunity to acquire one, every time the opportunity presents itself. So I decided that in 2020 I would just have one … or else. …

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Tandy 1000 Upgrades / PS2-Tandy Keyboard Adapter

May 17, 2020
by admin in Electronics Projects

In this video, I spiff up a Tandy 1000 that I bought on ebay: Purpose: A Tandy 1000 was the second computer that I owned, the first was a Tandy CoCo. Note that I keep a slightly different mental “computers that I owned” list and “computers that I used list”. There are a few computer …

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Restoring a Convergent Technologies NGEN PC/Workstation (Burroughs B25 / Unisys)

March 12, 2020
by admin in Electronics Projects

In this set of videos, I work on getting a used Convergent Technologies NGEN computer up and working: In the second video, I figure out the pinout for the 25-pin connector, and I get the keyboard working and the video displayed on an MCE2VGA. In the third video of the series, I design and build …

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Raspberry Pi Controlled DC Load

February 18, 2020
by admin in Electronics Projects

In this video, I build a DC electronic load that’s controlled by a raspberry pi. Purpose A DC Load is useful for testing lots of different things. If you have a power supply and want to make sure it’s able to deliver its fully designed potential, then you can use a DC Load to test …

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Hot Shoe to 1/4-20 Quick Release Magnetic Mount for LumeCube

January 12, 2020
by admin in Electronics Projects

Short diversion from the usual electronics posts, while I talk about my new camera light… I designed and 3D printed this magnetic quick release mount to attach a LumeCube v2 that I recently purchased to my DSLR camera. Purpose I noticed recently that my camera lighting is sometimes lousy, the Polaroid light that I had …

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Building a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) Power supply using a DPS5005 module

December 3, 2019
by admin in Electronics Projects

In this video, I design an build a PoE-powered lab power supply. Purpose What can I say, I like building power supplies. 🙂 Seriously though, I’ve been looking for a reason to play with these DPS5005 and related modules ever since seeing them on popular forums and video blogs. The DPS5005 is relatively well regarded, …

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Scott’s FrankenNUC: 10Gbe Fiber Network on a 5th Generation Intel NUC 5i7RYH

October 28, 2019
by admin in Electronics Projects

In this post, I modify my 5th generation NUC to support 10Gbe fiber networking: Purpose A popular trend in homelabs is power efficiency. While some people are still buying every power-hungry used R710 they can find on eBay, others are going the opposite route, trying to maximize performance per watt. In my opinion, there’s no …

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RAIN: Redundant Arrays of (In)expensive NUCs

October 7, 2019
by admin in Electronics Projects

Break from the usual electronics project posts and time to discuss some server management. I’ve always had a server. Even in 1986 I had a server. We called it a “BBS” back then, but it was still a server. Throughout the years, the server has evolved, from Lantastic ARCNET to 10base2 coaxial Ethernet, to Gigabit …

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Categories

Newer Posts in Electronics Projects

  • Designing a Memory/IO (ETA-3400) addon for the ET-3400 Trainer
  • Overclocking the pi4 with the Blink Blink ICE Tower CPU Cooling Fan
  • Supercapacitor Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) for Raspberry Pi
  • The Hayes Chronograph, a Remake for 2020
  • Tandy 1000 Upgrades / PS2-Tandy Keyboard Adapter
  • Restoring a Convergent Technologies NGEN PC/Workstation (Burroughs B25 / Unisys)
  • Raspberry Pi Controlled DC Load
  • Hot Shoe to 1/4-20 Quick Release Magnetic Mount for LumeCube
  • Building a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) Power supply using a DPS5005 module
  • Scott’s FrankenNUC: 10Gbe Fiber Network on a 5th Generation Intel NUC 5i7RYH

Older Posts in Electronics Projects

  • DIY Wireless Temp/Humid/Pressure sensors with Raspberry Pi Receiver, for monitoring stored 3D printer Filament
  • Raspberry Pi 4: Do you need a fan? What’s the best fan for a raspberry pi 4?
  • Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) on a Prusa I3 Mk3 Printer
  • The Nixie Tube Filadometer – A Nixie Tube Filament Meter for your 3D Printer
  • COB LED Panels: 10 watt, 70 watt, and 200 watt.
  • Resistive Load, Constant-Current Power Supplies, and a 3D Printed Desk Lamp
  • 3D Printer OctoPrint Monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
  • Raspberry pi based indoor air quality monitor
  • Building the ultimate USB power distribution system
  • Making the e-paper equivalent of an Etch-a-Sketch

Recent Posts in All Categories

  • Replacing my Prusa 3D Printer with a new Bambu Lab H2S
  • Scott’s 4-bit single board computer using the Intel 4004 or Intel 4040
  • Magnetic Bubble Memory Mega-Post
  • Restoring a vintage Intel Prompt 80 8080 microcomputer trainer / development system
  • Setting up an iRMX86 operating system on a multibus 86/30 vintage computer
  • Restoring a Teleram Portabubble/81 vintage bubble memory computer
  • Vintage Industrial Multibus Computer Becomes a Nixie Tube Clock
  • Designing a TMS5220 Speech Synthesizer Multimodule
  • Multibus and the MDS-80 Series II with Homebuilt IO Controller using Raspberry Pi.
  • Ciro Mazzoni Baby Loop Ham Radio Antenna, an in-depth review
  • Can an AI program your Vintage Computer for you?
  • Adding bubble memory to an iPDS-100 Personal Development System / Cloning the iPDS-120 Multimodule Adapter
  • Master Blaster: An 8008 Supercomputer.
  • Building a DIY Jupiter Ace Computer and Expansion Modules for it
  • Vintage Speech Synthesizers

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