RC6502 Apple 1 Replica (Joystick module revision A)
Did you ever want to try your hand at soldering together a computer? Now you can relive the experience Wozniak had tinkering while building the first Apple computer in his garage, all from the comfort of your favourite workspace... Most of the design-work already done, so just heat up your soldering iron and get to work on it!
There's a lot of fun to be had with single board computers, but we all know that vintage computers wouldn't be all that much fun if they didn't come with a joystick port - so I added one. You can use any Atari-style joystick with this module, any self-proclaimed Commodore-fan probably have 3-4 of them around already so why not add some joy to your RC6502 as well?
The module can also be used as a digital I/O module as well, what this means is that you can install and use the individual momentary push-buttons instead to make the computer do whatever you want. The LEDs at the top can be written to as well, so if you want to add a cylon-effect to the computer then it'll only get cooler!
RC6502 Apple 1 Replica (Joystick module revision A)
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