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USBTenki: USB Weather related sensors, Do it yourself items
Those are DIY items (PCBs, pre-programmed MCUs...) for the USBTenki project, a project to interface various weather related sensors to USB. Temperature, Humidity, pressure...
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Easy to solder I2C Temperature sensor
A small circuit with clearly identified solder pads and a MCP9801 I2C temperature sensor pre-soldered.
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Gamecube or N64 Controller to USB adapter circuit
A small circuit which makes it possible to use a Gamecube or Nintendo 64 controller on a PC's USB port.
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4x SNES and/or NES controllers to USB adapter circuit
A Circuit that can be used to connect up to 4 SNES and/or NES controllers to a PC's USB port.
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USB Game12: 4 direction inputs + 8 button inputs
Small circuit that acts like an USB gamepad. Has 12 switch inputs (4 directions + 8 buttons)
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NES, SNES, DB9 (Atari/SMS/Genesis) or TGFX16/PC-Engine to USB conversion circuit
A small circuit which can convert controllers/joysticks to USB. Supports Atari-style joysticks, SMS, NES, SNES controllers, SNES mouse, Genesis 3/6 button controllers, Genesis Multitap and TurboGrafx-16/PC-Engine controllers.
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X2Wii: N64 to Gc/Wii circuit
A small circuit for buildig a N64 controller to Gamecube/Wii adapter.
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Intellivision 1 controller to USB circuit
This circuit makes it possible to convert an original Intellivision 1 controller for use with a computer equiped with an USB port.
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Atari Jaguar controller to USB circuit
This circuit makes it possible to convert an original Atari Jaguar controller to USB or to build an adapter.
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X2Wii: NES or SNES controller to Gamecube/Wii circuit
A small kit for converting NES or SNES controllers to Gamecube/Wii.
[Gaming]
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Pre-programmed Atmega8 chips
Pre-programmed Atmel AVR Atmega8 microcontrollers for various projects.
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