Vintage computer connoisseur & tinkerer. Making dev kits & PCBs for hardware nerds & R&D wizards. Battling obsolescence with epic upgrades—one PCB at a time.
AN2000- terminal developed by Gdańsk University of Technology and produced by Unitra Magmor. This unit is from 1985 and has a serial number of 015!
The terminal consists of keyboard with electronics and Neptun 157 monitor (Neptun 156 with PSU for the keyboard part) that I miss.
Happy International 555 Timer Day!, the 5th of the 5th.
The 555 design is 55 years old this year.
Salute to the great Hans Camenzind 🫡
Several electronics Youtubers including yours truly will be releasing tribute videos today. I'll release mine at 5:55pm Sydney time.
Awesome performance in a tiny package!
GPU upgrade in my Minisforum MS-02 (275HX + 32GB): easy install, perfect fit, quiet on stock 300W PSU. Space Engineers at 130 FPS 1080p Ultra!
Are you integrating Noctua fans into your engineering or other projects? We now offer public 3D CAD models of all our fans for download on our website, intended for mechanical design, renderings or animations: https://t.co/GLCTXDGxR5
Minimalist game console #ZeroTiny with Raspberry Pi Zero 1/Zero 2 module and bare-metal #PiLibSDK library. I love that clear sound of the MP3 player! 🥰Games will be coming soon. https://t.co/wUkj0x77e3
@IanSJohnston They are quite durable but many of them disintegrating especially when kerb is mounted with HGV making this scheme absolute epic fail. We never used them again. pre-cast concrete and granite is a king.
@IanSJohnston Highways engineer here... this was a silly scheme few years back where plastic kerbs were being used due to weight limit (H&S silliness) and tested as a pilot project. Kerbs were meant to be filled with concrete but they this would make them heavy closing the vicious circle.
Homebrew Z80 computer running Super Star Trek in BASIC 🚀
Mission: destroy all Klingon ships in this vintage strategy classic.
WIP build → SBC on DIN41612 Eurocard, running CP/M + RomWBW
#Z80#RetroComputing#CPM#HomebrewComputer
Handmade in the UK by Legacy Devices 🇬🇧
Small-batch Z80 NOP testers!
Data bus tied to 00h (NOP) → good Z80 counts addresses forever. LEDs show it’s alive.
Ultrasonic cleaned 🫧 + 50°C oven burn-in tested.
Perfect homebrew.
#Z80#RetroComputing#8bit#ZXSpectrum#Homebrew#UKMade