See Lego Chevy 454 V8 Engine And Transmission Run Using 8-Bit Computer
网页2023年7月12日 · In addition to the vintage Legos used, what's most impressive about this model is the precision movement. The engine has a working crankshaft, valves, rocker arms, camshaft, and pistons. It...
Life-Size Chevy 454 V8 Made of Lego Runs on Ancient 8-Bit …
网页2023年6月21日 · Koblentz managed to source a functioning Lego Control Center kit from the 8-bit era, complete with its interface card for the Apple II home computer. Koblentz runs the engine with a...
Bits 'n' Bricks - LEGO
网页Bits 'n' Bricks - LEGO
This Agat-4 sure is a brick - The Brothers Brick
网页2021年9月20日 · Builder David Strenzler, otherwise known as Force of Bricks, has built a LEGO version of a Soviet computer from the era of the Apple II and the Commodore 64. Let’s take a look at this beautiful...
Building 8-Bit Bots - IEEE Spectrum
网页2016年11月22日 · Artie is a Lego robot programmed in the Logo language on an Apple IIe. Artie relies on a 1987 kit that Lego sold only to schools, the Dacta TC Logo. Lego provided an expansion card that fit inside the Apple II. This card connected via a ribbon cable to an external interface with control ports for things like motors.
Lego Robot Museum -- BrickHacks
网页The history of Lego 8-bit robotics. 1. Start by building the Universal Buggy. 2. Acquire and learn to use an 8-bit computer from the 1970s-1980s. 3. Acquire or build the Interface A. 4. Acquire or build the card/cable for your Apple II, BBC Micro, Commodore 64, or IBM PC. 5. Acquire lights, motors, sensors, and wires. 6.
Full-Size Computer Commodore 64 - LEGO IDEAS
网页2021年8月3日 · Legendary Commodore 64 (C64 for short) was an 8-bit home computer released by Commodore Business Machines. C64 was presented in January 1982 and sold from 1982 to 1994 in many shapes and models: - Original C64 shape presented in this set. - Portable version “SX-64”, C64 with C128 shape “C64C”, C64 Game System “C64GS”, Commodore MAX.
LEGO Version Of The Classic Apple II Computer (Including ... - Bit …
网页According to Wikipedia, “The Apple II is an 8-bit home computer, one of the first highly successful mass-produced microcomputer products, designed primarily by Steve Wozniak, manufactured by Apple Computer and introduced in 1977.”
LEGO IDEAS - Working Full-Size Computer Commodore VIC-20
网页2021年7月6日 · VIC-20 was the first 8-bit home computer released by Commodore Business Machines (CBM) and was sold during 5 years for 2.5 million units produced. This legendary computer was followed by the bestseller Commodore 64. This computer had a MOS 6502 CPU and 3.5 KB RAM expandable to 27.5 KB.
Lego Robot Museum -- BrickHacks
网页Lego intended the Interface A to be controlled by common 8-bit computers from Apple, BBC, Commodore, IBM, and Philips. All of these computers (including their sub-models and clones) either have a serial port built-in or easily added.
- 某些结果已被删除