• Open Source Scan Converter

    Open Source Scan Converter

    The Open Source Scan Converter is a low-latency video digitizer and scan converter designed primarily for connecting retro video game consoles and home computers to modern displays. It converts analog RGB or component video signals into a digital format, and doubles (or triples) the scanlines of a single frame if necessary to generate a valid mode for digital TVs…

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  • Open Kickstart Switcher

    Open Kickstart Switcher

    Open Hardware Kickstart Switcher for Amiga Computers by SukkoPera. Summary OpenKickstartSwitcher is a Kickstart switcher for Amiga computers, based on work by Henryk Richter. It allows switching among three or six different Kickstart images, stored in an EPROM. The switching can be done through physical switches or by pressing the mouse/joystick buttons at power-up. The…

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  • Kharon-386

    Kharon-386

    IBM PC compatible machine with 386 CPU, integrated VGA and sound, Open source project by Eugene Lozovoy. Tech specs WiFi module There is two options how to use WiFi module: To upload firmware you need USB-UART adapter with 3.3V signal levels. Connect GND, RX and TX lines to esp header located on main PCB at…

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  • USB Joystick Adapter

    USB Joystick Adapter

    If you want to connect your old favorite joystick to your computer, then this device is for you. Supports many retro joysticks, easy reflashing for your device. Project by Retronic Design on Github Schematic of the USB Joystick Adapter Supported devices Please see our binary section to download usable compiled code (.HEX) to flash your adapters. Flashing…

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  • Karabas-Go

    Karabas-Go

    A Spartan-6 based devboard board which emulate different retro-computers by Andy Karpov – Project on Github What’s on the board: PCB The latest PCB revision number is Rev.B4. PCB Changelog: https://github.com/andykarpov/karabas-go/blob/master/PCB_CHANGELOG.md Warning: Rev.B4 could be a bit incompatible with the 3D enclosure models due to microSD cards shifted a bit forward. FPGA Core Sources The…

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  • ESP32AY Turbo Sound player

    ESP32AY Turbo Sound player

    ESP32 based AY Turbo Sound multiformat player project by Alexander Sitnikov Features Supported formats: Controls Playing modes: Supports fully realtime file browser Supports realtime AY layers change: Supports realtime AY clock change: Built-in battery Built-in charger and indication on LED and TFT Built-in headphones stereo amplifier controlled by I2C bus Schematic Firmware Online fast flash…

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  • ZX-Uno 1010

    ZX-Uno 1010

    10x10cm PCB variant of ZX-Uno project by Eugene Lozovoy Gerber files and shematic available for download on github project page ZX-Uno 1010 Tech specs: FAQ on official site: link Some random photos: link Changelog References

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  • Make SD for MiST

    Make SD for MiST

    Script to initialize an SD card for MiST, SiDi and SiDi128 FPGA retro board This script by gcopoix initializes or updates the SD cards for either a MiST, SiDi or SiDi128 FPGA retro system.It tries to create a complete as possible collection of cores and their required ROM files to get an out-of-the-box working SD…

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  • SIDKick pico

    SIDKick pico

    The SIDKick pico (“SKpico”) is a drop-in replacement for the SID 6581/8580 sound chips in the Commodore 64 and 128 computers, and it can also emulate the SFX Sound Expander (FM). It has been designed as an inexpensive alternative to other replacements while not making compromises regarding quality. In its original form, it consists of…

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