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Repairing the Retro Future
This week we dive into the fascinating world of vintage tech repair, focusing on efforts to preserve General Motors' futuristic '80s digital displays.
April 26, 2024
a MacroFab Podcast
Parker and Stephen explore topics in engineering each week.
Latest Podcast
This week we dive into the fascinating world of vintage tech repair, focusing on efforts to preserve General Motors' futuristic '80s digital displays.
April 26, 2024
Parker makes small progress on the SDR Wagon Project and Stephen officially launches his new blog Analogeng.com.
Stephen creates a new blog and starts documenting his projects and Parker pitches a SDR based car radio.
Parker opens the Wagon's chime module and Stephen finishes his uTracer project!
John Teel of Predictable Designs returns to the podcast to discuss designing for Injection Molded Enclosures for MFG.
Parker modifies car parts and assembles the Thermal Detonator and Stephen starts working with STM32 microcontrollers.
Stephen and Parker announce the MacroFab Design Contest and discuss learning about FPGAs and the uTracer.
Scott Swaaley joins Parker and Stephen to talk about power electronics, induction motors, and rewiring tall ships.
Parker talks LED patterns on the MEP SAO, Stephen uses a CNC machine, and RadioShack returns?
Stephen and Parker reminisce about building trebuchets and break down the A/C control module electrical schematic.
Parker discusses his MEP SAO and finding unobtainium connectors for the Jeep while Stephen looks for version control.
Chris Church talks about the potential impact on the Electronic Manufacturing industry by the latest Tariffs.
Stephen picks an enclosure for the uTracer project and Parker gets a new Jeep Grand Wagoneer.
Robert Keim joins Parker and Stephen to talk about Open Source Information and its impact on the EE community.
Parker breaks down a Ford Climate Controlled Seat Module and Stephen has scope creep in his uTracer project.
Stephen is back! He calls in from Colorado to talk about his new occupation and how to read temperature thermistors.
Parker talks with Brandon Satrom of Particle about the future of IoT and then design and prototype an IoT device.
Parker and Stephen examine an interesting mute circuit Stephen designed for his amplifier and the SN74LVC8T245.
Parker and Stephen hang out and chat with Elecia White and Christopher White of the Embedded.FM podcast!
Parker and Stephen chat about the recent Nintendo Switch hack and Stephen moving to Colorado.
Parker tries out the new Eagle 9 and Stephen fixes Jerry's Amp and talks about PCB ground configurations.
Trey German is back! Military vehicles, free lance engineering, and flying make for an interesting podcast.
Stephen hacks an oscilloscope into a dynamic signal analyzer and Parker gets some verilog code to compile.
Parker talks about revitalizing old projects, Stephen discusses all pass filters, and side entry into SMT pads.
Stephen hunts oscillations in the Serengeti while Parker watches out for danger noodles.
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