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Amiga 2000 |
Not long after I received my much anticipated Amiga 1200 in the mail from Italy, a fellow Tokyo HackerSpace member had scheduled a trip to Hard Off in Akihabara. For those not in Japan, the name of that shop sounds downright WRONG. |
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C=128 |
You can read the back story of this project in the A1200 project blog but in summary: |
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Amiga 1200 |
My brother has been bugging me for a long time to "get back to your roots" by becoming a retro PC collecter. He has built himself a wall dedicated to C= machines of the 8-bit family, such as the C64, C128, C16, Plus4 and peripherals. |
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ITT- ROV |
This was a 2006 capstone project for three students at ITT Technical Institute in Tucson Arizona. The project is a shallow depth submersable ROV, with RS232 communications. The team included myself and two lab partners Ron and Tom. |
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Weather Station |
Ever since writing my first book (Arduino Projects to Save the World), I have been interested in building a weather station. |
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THS Membership Box |
This project is for the Tokyo HackerSpace. The concept is for a device in which members can pay their dues without the need for direct human interaction. |
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Set Top Box data collector |
Hacking an old internet video Set Top Box to create a wireless sensor network data collector. |
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