Using schematics found on archive.org, Mark Longstaff rebuilt an analog circuit found in Roland's TR-808 Rhythm Composer. Which circuit? Oh, you know the one.
Recreating the Roland TR-808's legendary analog cowbell
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Maker creates electronic device that solders itself like "a self-cooking pizza"
An engineer in the small European country of Malta by the name of Carl Bugeja has created what may very well be the first hobbyist self-soldering printed circuit boards. For those… READ THE REST
3D circuit simulator
Diode is a three-dimensional circuit simulator, allowing you to test designs in the browser, free of charge, in a more attractive and shareable way than the usual 2D options. What… READ THE REST
Creating easy light and sound circuits
When I was the Editorial Director of Make: and covered a few steampunk and cosplay events, I was shocked to discover that many cosplayers were hacking apart electronic toys to… READ THE REST
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Surprise your dad with the ultimate under-$100 bathroom upgrade this Father's Day
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Help dad invest smarter with a Father's Day deal on Tykr Stock Screene
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