some dude saying he traded 1 of these for 2 motion sim rigs on reddit im dead LMAO

Hi This car is beautiful with lights❤❤❤

ein traum. mein ziel ist es derzeit einen atari 2600 6-switcher zu einem vollständigen heimcomputer zu erweitern. das ganze in mehreren iterationen und modular, damit man bei einer weiteren iteration des motherboards nicht viel löten muss, ausser einige sockel oder pin header. z.b. eine kleine adapterplatine die original 7805 und kondensatoren beinhaltet und irgendwann gegen eine flexiblen 5v dc/dc converter austauschen kann, oder eine versorgungplatine über USB. eine cpu platine auf der der original 6507 gesockelt sitzt, also ein 6502 mit weniger adresspins. diese steckplatine aber etwas größer mit vielen resevepins und maximal 24 adresspins. eine videoplatine, ebenfalls mit viel mehr reserve pins, die den originalen NTSC oder PAL videochip aufnehmen kann. zwei eingangspins für die taktfrequenz, ein pin für den NTSC takt, einer für den PAL takt. eine kleine platine für den taktgenerator. entweder für pal, oder ntsc. oder eine moderne platine mit smd oszillatoren für pal und ntsc clock out. also alles modular. gibts ein neues mothboard, können die alten aufsteckplatinen weiterverwendet werden. irgendwann eine universal ice40 fpga platine mit lokalem ram und pegelwander, die man als video oder cpu platine verwenden kann. oder also audioplatine.

Kann mir jemand die Anleitung irgendwie digital schicken, hab ein unvollständiges modell gekauft und muss wissen welche teile in welchem heft sind zum nachbestellen . Bitte meldet euch finde nichts im netz

To think of what Dr-Ing. Rolf-Dieter Klein has done since. He developed a system called "Brick 'R' Knowledge" for teaching electronics at elementary through university level, and even demonstrated a 75GHz frequency meter and spectrum analysis system built on his Bricks.

Spettacolo dove hai preso i componenti per le mod che hai fatto?

Nice restoration !! What size screen do you use ?

Das ist ja echt cool 😎

Salut my friend super car super video subscribe subscribe .

😎 🎸 👏👍🏆🥇🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

woooo awesome this is deagostini model ???

Awesome Alex! I received 12 issues and then Eaglemoss went down. But it seems that Ixo Collections is taken over the administration. So let's see if I can continue the journey. Seeing this, It just need to happen. Fingerscrossed.

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thats the most awesome computer i have seen and the game are so cool ;-)

I used to code in Z80 and 8080 Assembly. This is nice work! The graphics look very crisp, like vector graphics. Your scrolling and scaling are impressive. Sound and speech very good. Nice job! A bit of history: Lunar Lander was an Atari arcade game in 1979 and looked a lot like this. It was Atari's first vector graphics game, developed and programmed by Howard Delman and Rich Moore and was one of the first two games to be registered in the U.S. Copyright office. All good wishes.

Está increíble

Awesome job on this!

Hermoso

Sehr schoen resturiert. Ich habe damals das dazugehoerige Buch ( "Mikrocomputer selbstgebaut und programmiert" ) aus der Buecherei geliehen und verschlungen (und mehrfach verlaengert). Hat @rolfdieterklein schon gesehen, dass dieses Examplar noch tut ?

Wow!!! This is an incredible piece of art…this was already great model, but you have took it to whole other level. I especially love the stand and the lighting effect, adds so much value overall. I’ve only just begun my journey with this build, I have all the issues, so I’m looking forward to it. One question…when it does come to building the base, would it be ok to ask some questions regarding leg layout, coding and types of hardware needed, I’m sure my knowledge will grow by that point, but any help no matter how small/big is always good :) hello from the UK - Jay 👋

Unbelievable

Is this the kit subscription that costs thousands?

Great presentation. Thanks.

I'm in the process of making that with my dad

bruh you really couldn’t have put the link in the desc of where to buy it

I'm amazed 👏 😍 ❤️ I see what u did there 😎

Theses theses theses theses

WOW

Ee und die Arbeit im Team und ich bin sehr froh wenn ich habe mich sehr freuen und verbleibe mit besten Grüßen aus dem Auto um die Arbeit zu finden und die Arbeit im Team und ich bin sehr froh wenn du

Awesome

Great! You should turn it back to a stock DeLorean!

AWESOME Video Dude. 😃👍.

Sold !!! Where do I buy this beauty ??????

Buen trabajo

This thing is insane!!.I want to build one.The eaglemoss is the best ive seen.

2Mhz Z80 and 24kB ram, not a challenge at all. Maybe for todays programmer but back in the day it was not that hard to do the same with even less ram and a slower processor. Sad that nowadays this is called a challenge. But understandable as almost all todays programmers count on the compiler to be in charge of compact code. Back then we had contests to write one line programs ( Look it up and see things like a spinning globe written in a one liner ) However nice modernization of the old clunker :-)

Just an opinion for an additional feature for this one, it would be really cool to see the wheels are moving. I'm not saying add motors on the actual Delorean, it could be mod and mounted on the bottom stand to look it's moving, like the car commercials, it stands to stay but the wheels are moving. By the way, how did you even do with those lights? It looks fantastic!

Great Scott👍🏆🥇

Class looking motor! Saw a delorean at a motor event that had been cleverly converted to an EV by a wind energy company.you had to queue to see the Delorean whereas the supercars barely got a second glance.The take off speed from stationary was phenomenal. Brings a whole new meaning to 'back to the future'.

If i have ever seen a Cyberdeck, this is one. ❤

This is the only example I can find of the EF9366 graphics processor IC displaying vector graphics.

This has got to be the best Eaglemoss Delorean I've ever seen. Everything looks spectacular! The working Flux Capacitor, the light blue Flux bands, the working speedometer and the light up wheels and base are extraordinary!

Thats really excellent work!

Love it!

Is this custom build or part of the original set?

I get questions about the flash light you can see at 01:13 in the base underneath the car - this is an old school U-shape strobe flash tube lamp like that one www.xenonflashtubes.com/u-horseshoe-flash-lamps/25w-u-shape-strobe-flash-tube-lamp_78.html Making the base hollow gave me a lot of space to hide the LED strips, the two power supplies, the flash, the mp3 player, the speaker and one arduino. The base is connected via a 15 line cable with the car. You can simply plug it in with a D-sub plug. And there are 4 arduinos at work. One for the LED strips and the flash in the base, one for the flux capacitor and the christmas tree behind the bulk head, one for the 88-box behind the dash board and a main arduino behind the bulkhead to control the other arduinos, the mp3 player, the reactor and the many many leds.

So the headlights on the EM are more yellow and the mods are white. I personally don't like the light blue el light, I prefer the darker blue EM - What is actually wrong with the EM blue light, is it too dim? Is the speedo (88mph) a mod? Do the digits not move on the EM version?

Awesome result, you must be very proud.Can you tell me if the front lights led's and the light of the plate is the original Eaglemoss? Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷✌️✌️👌👌!!!!! (Has a few days these collection start here,we are in the second issue,imagine.Have a lot way to complete the 130 issues).

So damn cool!

I'm jealous... I'll trade you my gf... She cant cook worth a shit anyways