Digital Electronics
ANCIENT RADIO repair
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They sure don’t build them like that anymore. [J.W. Koebel] managed to take this 1934 Simplex model P radio and […]
RETROTECHTACULAR: FARMING IMPLEMENTS IN 1932
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few people would deny that farming is hard work. It always has been, and it probably always will be no […]
Digital Electronics
BLINKY SEESAW has ’EM QUEUING AT THE PLAYGROUND
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how long has it been since you were on a seesaw? perhaps the plank-and-fulcrum toy of your youth no longer […]
PIKACHU CIRCUIT bent GOGGLES
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These nifty looking goggles are actually an instrument. The guts of a pikachu doll have been splayed and mounted to […]
Digital Electronics
HACKADAY prize ENTRY: refugee REUNITER
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The world is dealing with a serious refugee crisis, and with that comes a problem: finding people. The refugee Reuniter, […]
STEVE EVANS PASSES AWAY, leaves AN inspiring legacy
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It is with terrific sadness that Hackaday learns of the passing of Steve Evans. He was one of the creators […]
A custom-made STARCRAFT KEYBOARD
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What do you do if you’re trying to find a project, however don’t understand what to do? If you’re [gltovar], […]
Digital Electronics
CONTROLLING CHEAP, remarkable Christmas LIGHTS
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[James] was wandering around Walgreens after Christmas as well as discovered something extremely fascinating – RGB LED Christmas lights that […]
Digital Electronics
FLASHING CHIPS WITH A CNC
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[Eberhard] needed to flash several hundred ATMegas for a project he was working on. This was a problem, but the […]
HACKADAY NEWSLETTER: now including “THIS DAY IN HACKADAY HISTORY”
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A while back we toyed with the concept of doing a look back on hackaday history. We weren’t sure exactly […]