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   Altair   
      
   Altair-Duino 8800 https://adwaterandstir.com/altair/ (Very nice replica    
   for these days... uses arduino)   
      
   Altair 8800 Clone https://altairclone.com/ (replica of the original tech)   
      
   Altair 8800c Clone https://deramp.com/altair_8800c.html (another great    
   replica that uses the original tech)   
      
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   KenBak-1 Replica https://adwaterandstir.com/kenbak/   
      
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   DEC PDPs (uses raspberry pi)   
      
   PDP-8 https://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obsolescence/pidp-8   
   PDP-11 https://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obsolescence/pidp-11   
      
   The creator is working on a PDP-10 replica now.   
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   IMSAI 8080 https://thehighnibble.com/imsai8080/ (replica that uses esp32)   
      
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   Digirule2u https://bradsprojects.com/digirule2/ pardon for this offtopic    
   but it's a small computer in a rule very related to old panel computers    
   (I ordered one but it's still on its way ...)   
      
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   Does any one know about other replicas?   
      
   Ministrel is a replica of ZX81 but it's not being produced for while.   
   http://www.tynemouthsoftware.co.uk/Shop   
      
     * BTW... I projected my own one replica of a ZX81 ant it's great...    
   maybe I'll sell as a kit someday...   
      
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   Harlequin is a ZX Spectrum Replica http://www.zxdesign.info/harlequin.shtml   
      
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   I've heard about some apple1 replicas... and I know that the guy from    
   altairduino is creating his own version of an apple 1...   
      
   Please send more links about other old computer replicas :D ... but    
   don't consider FPGA solutions 'cos they are "easy" to develop and don't    
   provide the same fun...   
      
      
      
   On 03/05/2021 07:49, Richard Menedetter wrote:   
   > Hi Anna!   
   >    
   > 03 May 2021 10:51, from Anna Christina Nass -> Augusto Baffa:   
   >    
   >   AN> I also thought about a PiDP-11 :)   
   >    
   > PiDP-11 really looks nice.   
   > I have the KIM-Uno from the same guy.   
   > https://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obsolescence/kim-uno-summary-c1uuh   
   >    
   >   AB>> Is there anyone into it?   
   >    
   >   AN> I've built an IMSAI 8080 replica, based on an ESP32 microcontroller.   
   >   AN> It's a nice soldering project and looks very nice.   
   >    
   >   AN> Besides, I've built an RC2014, a "new" Z80-based machine where I'm   
   >   AN> using  CP/M on, together with several add-on cards (sound, terminal,   
   >   AN> RTC ...). And I have a SC126, also a "new" design, based on a Z180. It   
   >   AN> uses the same  bus pinout as the RC2014 and so I can also use the same   
   >   AN> add-on cards  there. I also use CP/M on this machine.   
   >    
   > My problem is I am really terrible at soldering ...   
   >    
   > Do you have links to the above 2 projects?   
   >    
   > CU, Ricsi   
   >    
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