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If I eventually finish a project I hope it looks like these

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Matthew Smillie

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This is my attempt to build a device that will trace Lissajous curves on a CRT with input from the user.

LissaJukebox (aka dedicated Lissajous machine)

emily-velasco Emily Velasco

Nice big beefy 1950’s replica of Nixie clock inspired by old HP gear. Fun Fact: clock accepts 1pps input from atomic clock

Nixie clock 1950s cold war replica

marten-electric Marten Electric

I want to make a scale model VT100 terminal for use with my 2:3 scale PiDP-8/I.

2:3 Scale VT100 Terminal Reproduction

michael-gardi Michael Gardi

Full-on Spotify scrolling and streaming via a Raspberry Pi Zero W and the original iPod clickwheel. Bluetooth, WiFi, and haptic feedback!!

sPot: Spotify in a 4th-gen iPod (2004)

guy-dupont Guy Dupont

An RS232C serial terminal using MC6802 & LED dot matrix display modules

6802 Serial Terminal

mitsuru-yamada Mitsuru Yamada

Working with an old Electronika MC6205 Neon dot matrix display

MC6205 (MS6205) Display

tyler-bourne Tyler Bourne

A flexible power supply for Nixie tubes. Input voltage can be from 3V to 12V. Output up to 200V. It uses commercially available transformers

Nixie Tube Power Supply

paul-andrews Paul Andrews

old flip-dot matrix display repurposed as a clock

Flip-dot clock

Vintage military hardware converted into a retro timekeeping device

Rogue Missile LED clock

patrick-hickey Patrick Hickey