Transistor’s Warehouse

1976

hit it, Neil!

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Knapp Electric Thriller, a novelty toy designed to give you an electric shock! Made in 1920

Krabbler (Crawler) by Alex and Klaus Kreuzer (2002), Austria. Another recreation of Henry Arnold's Cricket, as a high-school student project. The Krabbler has an aluminium construction and uses an 80C517A 8-bit microcontroller board developed for educational use. "The robot system should be able to work autonomously, i.e. without constant direct control by humans, and show a certain intelligence. In order to make the movement of the robot more interesting, it should be able to crawl like a beetle."

1939 Zenith

by the brand watchismo

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1939 Zenith shortwave radio.

the SYsTemS wHere Z80 BaSED miCrOCOmputErs RuninG wiTh 2 ANd 4 mhZ aND UseD tHE Cp/M oS.

For more info & videos: http://www.thebikecomesfirst.com/the-raleigh-vektar/

I need a Casio CMD-40 remote control watch.

Wega 1980s

PC Magazine - September 1997