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adinsen: Experimental comparator
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adinsen: ZX81NU current consumption
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adinsen: ZX81NU
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adinsen: ZX81NU Fitting the narrow RAM chip with two 16 pin wire wrap sockets
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adinsen: DSC_4494
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adinsen: DSCF9460
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adinsen: Another attempt at some circuit art in the making
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adinsen: PM 2517X damaged LCD. The LCD version was probably the more expensive one
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adinsen: Philips PM 2517E multimeter
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adinsen: PM 2517X with damaged LCD
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adinsen: PM 2517X PCB
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adinsen: PM 2517X PCB
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adinsen: Unfinished, powered, digital, framed, what do you see?
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adinsen: My first KiCad designed and professionally manufactured PCB
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adinsen: The frequency counter and function generator
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adinsen: Prototype frequency counter input stage
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adinsen: Project properly calibrated
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adinsen: Fluke 8060a recapped and LCD fixed
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adinsen: Fluke 8060a recapped
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adinsen: Fluke 8060a
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adinsen: Fluke 8060a
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adinsen: Fluke 8060a
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adinsen: Fluke 8060a lcd zebra strip
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adinsen: Fluke 8060a
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adinsen: Fluke 8060a
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adinsen: No windows
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adinsen: Testing the finished germanium DIY Fuzz Face
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adinsen: A tight fit (Germanium DIY Fuzz Face)
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adinsen: A pair of old Matushita 2SB173 & 2SB175 destined to go a DIY fuzz face
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adinsen: Testing our project, the DIY 1176