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Old Seagate

4092 CYL 2111MB

16 HEADS 63 SECTORS

ST32122A

ISAM2022 conference at Georgia Tech (International Society on Academic Makerspaces).

Photos from my rebuild of the Stealth USB Capslocker, using a laser resist etching process. Full writeup available here: macetech.com/blog/node/81

Walking around in Akihabara

from the 1983 video "japanese electronic industry -- entry into the future" that I got at the book sale. this was fascinating - you never see the woman's face during this brief creepy interview. her hair bobs slightly as she nods but she could be a robot with a wig for all you know.

Just a shot of some innards of a project I've worked on a while ago

Artist: Jesse Perry

Painted: December 2018

Locale: Victory Electronics, Estrella Village, Phoenix, Arizona, USA

Narrative: Segment of a much larger mural.

Power connector soldered to the USB port (I ended up taking the plastic casing off the power connector, as you'll see). I'm going to install a switch for the YBox2's power next, so that I can turn it off when using another video source.

 

PLEASE NOTE: Seriously... you need a good soldering iron for this and a fine tip. If you're unsure, maybe consider just using two power bricks or stripping a mini-USB plug and using that to get power to the YBox2. I chose the scarier route. Hey, it's halloween. *shrug*

 

That USB connector is TINY. I pulled off the back part of its shield for better access and soldered ground to the shield. FYI, it's the right-most pin (relative to this photo - the pin closest to the RCA connectors) that carries the +5v.

 

DISCLAIMER: This WILL void your warranty, you CAN screw this up and I WON'T be responsible if you do. You've been warned. Proceed at your own risk.

audiwoman.com - Audi A4 B9

Joe got a Cambridge Brainbox Cars & Boats electronics kit. This was meant to be the air powered boat but the fan at the back kept dipping into the water and sending spray everywhere which was very funny!

Sets peaking/bandwidth flatness maybe?

Pat talking about electronics devices that make noise. Beep Boop!

 

See also: rasterweb.net/raster/2012/04/04/damcamp-recap/

Ma collection personnelle d'appareils photo.

Sound Card on the 486, a quick look & google suggests it is a "Analog Devices AD1846JP Soundport with Opti 82c924 chip"

From Dell Latitude D600

Displaying my calibration image (1V spaced lines)

They sure didn't cut any corners with this sign over the entrance.

The first six pages of book 1.

Shure M44-7's - the turntablist/skratch DJ's favourite.

Made from 24 blue LEDs, a breadboard, a few resistor and and old Nokia 3390 cell phone with the big capacity battery! And obviously, some electrical tape.

It's alive, it can ping, it can udp (tx has no checksum atm) and it's mean!

 

Want to know more? See Ethduino!

Internal view. Deflection amplifiers at left, Z-axis board at right.

 

Top right is a magnetic memory board, maybe 2kbits

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1N34 crystal set works very well, no batteries required.

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by Doug Kline

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BuildBrighton is working on making a pseudo-theremin for the electronica DJs Evil Nine. It will be a MIDI controller that works by sensing arm movements using ultrasonic range finders.

 

For more information see:

http://www.buildbrighton.com/wiki/Theremin

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