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Category Archives: Vandalising
A Little Bit of Everything
(AI translated, from April 16, 2022) There are no interesting projects, so this will be a small gallery and some grumbling. I’ve complained about this more than once: Some industrial “chiller.” It seems we’ve already stepped well into the 21st … Continue reading
Strange Bulb
(AI translated, from March 19, 2022) A rather unusual bulb came into my hands: bulb Only two contacts. Based on the design, it looks like it could be a photo or some particle detector. Applying around 4kVDC causes a discharge … Continue reading
XRF repair
(AI translated) Continuing while still feeling under the weather (symptoms suggest COVID, but PCR says no), I took another look at the old XRF. I have already somewhat explained how it works and mentioned that the “black fin” isn’t trying … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, CPLD/FPGA, Oddity, Repair
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Ultra expensive keyboard
(AI translated) Those who have traveled by air will probably recognize these keyboards. This is an industrial-level keyboard with ‘cherry’ keys and add-ons. This also shows that Windows was very happy when I connected it to the computer. This is … Continue reading
Quick hack – optical mouse for Amiga (or Atari) computer
I was testing old Amiga computer and noticed, that somewhere I lost the mouse. It is proprietary mouse for Amiga computer, it even does not work with Atari ones. The mouse itself is very simple- only raw quadrature information is … Continue reading
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Capacitive soil moisture sensor – designed by retarded
There is a cheap, made in China product called “capacitive soil moisture sensor”. Some black PCB with few components and no coating: There are lots of “duino” projects for this sensor. But there are lots of comments about this sensor … Continue reading
Repair of the Atari 2600 jr
I found PCB from the classic 2600 JR. It was forcefully removed from the case maybe using a hammer. The PCB is bent, some parts torn out and missing switches. PCB was cracked and several traces were broken. I repaired … Continue reading
Fancy soldering
Good fellow donated my collection with a new item- Sharp PC-2500. The only big problem- this old computer had caustic batteries inside and they leaked. Alkaline used in the batteries has a very ugly feature- it can travel under conformal … Continue reading
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Fake Sony USB flash disk
One man brought small souvenir from China. It is cool 32Gb Sony flash disk. The only problem is that it is fake, and not such size. The device is made quite well. Solid box with all needed information. The device … Continue reading
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Wireless mouse
I am using wireless mouse for several years. Recently I collected some same model spare mice for my experiments. It is low frequency (~27MHz, CB band!) mouse with docking station to charge two AAA batteries. All other specifications are typical. … Continue reading
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