A DIY lab power supply
A DIY lab power supply? I actually built a “laboratory power supply” myself. Actually, I only put standard components together – but […]
Retro Computing Projects: Repairs, conversions, extensions, special hardware projects.
A DIY lab power supply? I actually built a “laboratory power supply” myself. Actually, I only put standard components together – but […]
Finally I needed a case for the Gigatron. But I had to “design” it myself. The Gigatron was available as a kit […]
Since the Gigatron itself apparently works, but I didn’t have a suitable game controller to operate the system, I naturally wanted to […]
After Part 1 of the Gigatron report dealt with the general introduction and the first steps in setting it up, the second […]
I became aware of the Gigatron project through a thread in the VzEkC-Forum. The Gigatron is a computer based purely on TTL components […]
The Chip Tester Pro from the 8-Bit-Museum is a DIY project that started out as a pure DRAM / SRAM tester and […]
After having dealt a little with systems based on the 6502 and the Z80, it is now time to have a closer […]
This second part about the RC2014 acording to Stephen C. Cousins deals with a few extensions. I actually wanted to add a […]
It’s time for an update. This is about the RC2014 system based on the Z80 CPU. This is not really an SBC […]
Stephen C. Cousins designed an extended and re-worked version of the RC2014, available for ordering as kit or as pure PCB at […]