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If you like video games, this NES Espresso Machine allows you to wake up with caffeine and a game controller in your hand.
“I have long admired the pioneering work of Rancilio Silvia owners in modding their espresso machines. Here, I present my Silvia given a PIC 16F876 microcontroller brain, a 20 character VFD display, nintendo controller, three zero-crossing solid state relays, IC thermometer, laser cut acrylic top, cold cathode ground effects and shot light. This project has stretched out for quite some time, and will likely continue on as I pick away at it some more. But for now, the bulk of the first wave of coolness is complete.”
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December 4th, 2006
The mod carries nice memories to the ol’-skool NES. However, I don’t see what the use is. You can hookup the NES controller to every electrical appliance in the house.. I mean, what’s the point?
December 4th, 2006
DIY HACK - NES Controlled Espresso Machine
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Here’s a cool NES controlled espresso machinery!
…a PIC 16F876 microcontroller brain, a 20 character VFD display, nintendo controller, three zero-crossing solid state relays, IC thermometer, laser cut acrylic to…
December 15th, 2006
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