C64 power supplies are ancient, they go bad every day so use protection!
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C64 power supplies are ancient, they go bad every day so use protection!
A simple modulator replacement for Commodore 64s with "longboards", complements my Lumafix version as well adding an audio connector for second SID.
A curated list of minitel resources
Switchless kernal switcher for the common breadbin Commodore 64, "longboards". Reuses power LED for easier use.
A recreation of the MOS KIM-1 microcomputer, the start of the Commodore-line of computers. Complete with hex keypad, six digit displays and a lot of 8-bit fun!
There are many Stereo SID boards, but this one in mine... Add a second SID of the same type or newer substitutes for adding stereo audio to your system...
Programs written for Joe Allen's single board relay computer.
Wanted a joystick switcher for my Commodore 64, so I built one by adapting C64 Mega Switcher for use with Atari-style joysticks. Supports secondary fire-button when using Sega Master System gamepads, even includes an auto-fire circuit.
Home-brew Intel 8008 single board computer with SCELBAL BASIC interpreter in EPROM
Adapter for using Sega Mega Drive/Genesis controllers on a C64, with builtin port switcher so no more cable switching!
ZX-Uno port for MEGA65 delivering a fully fledged ZX Spectrum 48k and 128k
Libraries and tools for working with EverQuest game data
MacBinary and resource fork reading in Rust
A STCmicro STC15W4K32S4 series micro controller turns an IBM Wheelwriter Electronic Typewriter into a teletype-like device.
A Dallas Semiconductor DS89C440 MCU turns an IBM Wheelwriter Electronic typewriter into a Windows "Generic/Text Only" Printer.
Hobby project for vintage TRS-80 model 3, 4 and 4P computers made by Radio Shack in the 1980s.
A Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040)-based 2114 SRAM Emulator for the Busch 2090 Microtronic Computer System
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