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mantazz in element14 presents2 weeks ago (Show more Show less)

VCR to Video Hard Drive Recorder project

As part of my suggestion, since video cassette recorders are past and obsolete, may I suggest they can convert to a hard drive video recording and playing project replacing the video cassette loader with a 4TB internal hard drive. Do not forget with other improvements using the reverse button to choose past recorded video and fast forward button… (Show more Show less)

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I continue to pick up old VCR's at garage sales for about 1 USD. They are full of useful components and I recently helped someone who had a lot of family videos who wanted to burn them to DVD. So they are still very useful, for capturing video and audio inexpensively and I have a device to digitize the video for either digital play or to make a…

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Meet Your Makers Round Table: PiCasso Design Challenge

e14phil mentioned element14 presents 6 days ago

Meet Your Makers: PiCasso Design Challenge Meet Your Makers is a Round Table, Q&A Discussion with Challengers of the PiCasso Challenge and the Presenters of Element14 Presents. Join us, see what they are building and ask our makers anything about their Arty Raspberry Pi Projects. Hosted By: Phil Hutchinson from the element14 CommunityPreview Hide preview

davedarko in element14 presents2 weeks ago (Show more Show less)

Episode 384: Skeleton Handheld is now encased in resin!

I followed up on the comments on my element14 presents debut and encased the Skeleton Handheld in resin. Checkout the video at the bottom under the pictures, please! It was a bit of a nerve wrecking process, as the mechanical parts could have been glued non functional by the resin. I experimented a bit before hand and found out what parts should… (Show more Show less)

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Pedro147 7 days ago (Show more Show less)

Why is it that everything looks cool encased in resin or in a perspex case Great job again Dave

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celcius1 in element14 presents1 week ago (Show more Show less)

Atari 2600 Portable using original cartridges on a Raspberry Pi

Hi Guys, After watching some recent video's I want to build my own portable Atari 2600. Now what I am looking to do is using a spare Model B3 I have attached to the 7" touchscreen, to make this but what I want to do is to be able to plug in the 2600 cartridge reads its contents into memory and play the game, so I dont cut up my vintage 2600… (Show more Show less)

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celcius1 (to jomoenginer) 1 week ago (Show more Show less)

Thanks for this, its perfect, and gives me a head start, I review the source code, and it wont be too hard to adapt to the Raspberry Pi, looks like I'll have to use the I2C expanders, but that should not be too hard, and ill have to learn how to write a driver for the hardware, and see if i can integrate into Retropie, did not think it would be…

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raf1983 in element14 presents1 week ago (Show more Show less)

Portable console flip round.

I've watched a lot of the element14 videos on making a home console portable. I would love to see a multi system for TV made out of a selection of portable consoles, like Gameboy family, game gear, and psp. I know it can be easily done with emulators but I think modding the original Hardwear and putting it all in one case would be epic. What do… (Show more Show less)

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PlayStation Classic Teardown

PlayStation Classic Portable Prototype element14 presents | AirborneSurfer's VCP Profile | Project Videos In my quest to hack the PlayStation Classic, I have to first open up the system to see what's inside and what makes it tick. In this video, we'll teardown the PlayStation Classic console and explore its insides, determine the… (Show more Show less)

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PlayStation Classic Controller Teardown

PlayStation Classic Portable Prototype element14 presents | AirborneSurfer's VCP Profile | Project Videos Continuing on our quest to hack the PlayStation Classic and coming off the heels of the console teardown, I thought it might be fun to also take a peek inside the PlayStation Classic's USB controllers and see how they're put… (Show more Show less)

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modernizing the heathkit hero 2000, hero 1, and hero jr with modern day parts

I am sure people have thought about this as I have, taking the old hero robots from the 80's and rebuilding them with modern day parts that one can get from radioshack or something. I was born in the 90's and discovered the hero robots from youtube a couple years ago and had been wanting to make my own version at home using modern day parts if… (Show more Show less)

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ovonel (to mr-robot5) 3 weeks ago (Show more Show less)

So far, I have spent a lot of time De-Yellowing my Hero 2000 (ET-19). See left side example below. The front lower section still has to be De-Yellowed, but I left it till last since it was yellowed almost not at all. The side panels and the upper sections are now complete. It took a lot of work to get rid of the orange/yellow. Despite its…

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Project14 | Recorded Live Stream: Home Automation: an element14 Story: Episode 1!

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Electronics & Design Projects Enter Your Electronics & Design Project to earn a $100 Shopping Cart to any element14 transactional site! About Project14 Project14 Home Monthly Themes Monthly Theme Poll Special Guest MATRIX Labs discuss using the MATRIX Creator in Home Automation Projects! Community Member Presenters sjmill01 ,Preview Hide preview

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Project14 | Live Stream & Giveaway: Learn About Using the MATRIX Creator in Home Automation Projects!

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