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Tom Stepleton
@stepleton@oldbytes.space  ·  activity timestamp 6 months ago

Happy Pride #rc2014

An assembled RC2014 Zed Pro modular Z80 hobby computer, which comprises a backplane about the size of a paperback book with playing-card sized component circuit boards plugged into it vertically. This particular Zed Pro is the limited-edition Pride kit, where the component boards are coloured so that they form a rainbow when arranged in the backplane.

The computer rests in the hands that assembled it, which here are sporting some fairly long, blue-varnished fingernails. All of the electrical components, including dozens of resistors, headers, and IC sockets, were placed and soldered with the fingers and fingernails shown.
An assembled RC2014 Zed Pro modular Z80 hobby computer, which comprises a backplane about the size of a paperback book with playing-card sized component circuit boards plugged into it vertically. This particular Zed Pro is the limited-edition Pride kit, where the component boards are coloured so that they form a rainbow when arranged in the backplane. The computer rests in the hands that assembled it, which here are sporting some fairly long, blue-varnished fingernails. All of the electrical components, including dozens of resistors, headers, and IC sockets, were placed and soldered with the fingers and fingernails shown.
An assembled RC2014 Zed Pro modular Z80 hobby computer, which comprises a backplane about the size of a paperback book with playing-card sized component circuit boards plugged into it vertically. This particular Zed Pro is the limited-edition Pride kit, where the component boards are coloured so that they form a rainbow when arranged in the backplane. The computer rests in the hands that assembled it, which here are sporting some fairly long, blue-varnished fingernails. All of the electrical components, including dozens of resistors, headers, and IC sockets, were placed and soldered with the fingers and fingernails shown.
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