tebl's repositories
RC6502-Apple-1-Replica
An expandable SBC-version of the Apple 1 computer, easy to get started with and lot of cool stuff that can be added to it!
BE6502-Build-a-65c02-computer
A PCB being made while watching Ben Eaters "Build a 6502 computer" video series. Includes the computer itself, a standalone slow clock and an Arduino Mega shield for the bus monitor sketch..
BulkyMIDI-32
A HW build of the MT32-PI project, allowing you to emulate a Roland MT-32 using a Raspberry Pi. Includes enough additional modules to build a MIDI-mountain as well as adapters for connecting to most things retro.
C64-BlinkenDiag
A version of the DIAG64cart, this mainly changes components for the ones I've already got and adds a lot of LEDs. It's a blinkenlight project for diagnostic usage.
Amiga-DrawBridge
A PCB build of Rob Smiths Amiga DrawBridge, an Arduino-based solution for reading and writing Amiga floppy disks on modern hardware. Also includes version of Greaseweazle.
C64-XUM1541-II
An updated version of my C64 XUM1541, this supports the newer XUM1541 firmware and comes with a few extra goodies.
ZX-Interface-2.021
An old-school remake of the ZX Interface 2 with some modern tweaks - mainly by integrating bank switching into the interface itself. Everything done with basic logic chips and components, no magic black boxes in sight.
C64-JoyKEY
WASD-style joystick for vintage computers. With an added Arduino Pro Micro you can use it as a USB-keyboard, so if you wanted a DIY streamdeck or Macro-keyboard - then the C64 JoyKEY can do that as well.
C64-Joystick-Switcher
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.
Composite-Video-Amplifier
Used for composite modding Atari console systems such as the Atari 2600
C64-Pi1541-III
I wanted a Pi1541-module that did not feel like I was handling bare electronics, so I made another that manages to hide most of the scary bits without needing a 3d-printer.
C64-PlayOnTape
It's a tapuino, mostly because I wanted to build one. Uses an Arduino to load tapes on the good old Commodore 64.
C64-Joystick-Adapter
A simple device that allows the connection of two Commodore 64 joysticks to a modern computer over USB (using an Arduino Pro Micro). The overall goal is to be able to use vintage joysticks with emulators.
Apple2-Joystick-Adapter
Adapter that plugs into the Game I/O connector on the Apple //e motherboard to add support for Atari-style joysticks, cables can be routed to the back of the case for easy access.
MSX-Mega-Adapter
Adapter so that Sega Mega Drive (Sega Genesis in North America) gamepads can safely be used with the MSX line of computers.
retropie-dosbox-configure
Simple bash scripts that can be used to configure DOSBox games on RetroPie
A7800-Mega-Adapter
Adapter for using a wired Sega Mega Drive/Genesis controller on an Atari 7800.
Amiga-Mouse-Switch
An attempt at building an automatic Amiga Mouse/Joystick switch (when used with Amiga port 1) - pushing the button changes the device connected. No more two-cable Merengue for me on the Amiga 500, forever more!
breadboard
Created a simple PCB that can be used to transfer breadboard contents more directly to a PCB.
D32-Joystick-Adapter
Joystick adapter so that Atari-style joysticks can be used on the Dragon 32/64 and Radioshack CoCo line of computers.
NoiseMaker
Compact Flash, SD-cards and Gotek drives take the anger out of retro-computing, but at the cost of an oddly silent computer. This is an Arduino project to solve that in a way that should be easy for anyone to assemble.
RC-Light-System
Various projects on the road to creating a more interesting system for lights on RC cars. It won't be small, but at least I'll have fun making it.
A2600-Keyboard
A new version of the classic Atari 2600 Keyboard controller, mostly because I wanted the overlays without paying for worn cardboard sheets.
CPC464-Joystick-Splitter
A simple joystick splitter for use with the Amstrad CPC 464 computer. This allows the use of two Atari-style joysticks on the computer, but note that as the computer does not have power on the connector - this will not work with joysticks that have autofire.
RetroPanel
The missing piece for everyone who has a functional AT-system, but only ATX-cases. This adds a turbo-switch, a smart power switch and that highly desired Mhz-display (also a clock, because why not).
BulkyModem
My significantly more expensive, slightly less capable version of the Zimodem-hardware. Surfing the BBS-world at a blazing 1200 baud. Probably doesn't even work.
RC-Project-Board
Playing around with an Arduino and a breadboard is a lot of fun, but I wanted to include my retro-computer builds so I made the project boards to make this a lot easier (for me). Also includes a few projects, some of them in the form of PCBs as well!
BulkyRadio
Internet radio project, all kinds of unfinished and unusable.