[BNM] [OT-ish] hardware hacker wanted

[paul perrin]

I think thats one of the reasons engineering is taking a dive - you just
can't do engineering/technology on the kitchen table any more. Come the
digital switch over and you won't even be able to make a working radio
without a chip.

Paul /)/+)

On 17/02/2008, Dave Phelan <dave.phelan at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Feb 15, 2008 3:18 PM, shardcore <shardcore at shardcore.org> wrote:
> > here she is: http://www.shardcore.org/bnm/terminal.jpg
>
> Ooh a Televideo. Pity I can't read the model number.
> You could always contact the manufacturer, and see if they are interested:
> http://www.televideo.com/
> (yes, they're still going 26 years later...)
>
> > and here are her innards, for you circuit-board-pr0n-freaks out there:
> http://www.shardcore.org/bnm/guts.jpg
>
> You know, sometimes I see a pile of old 5V TTL chips, and remember
> fondly when I used to be able to make things from them. You pull a
> modern bit of kit apart and it's all surface-mount this, multi-layer
> PCB that. No fun at all.
>
> Dave Ph
>
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