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My vintage computer restorations are chronicled on the CuriousMarc YouTube channel. Here you will find links to material related to the restoration videos.
Not all of our projects have their web page yet. If you need some info about a particular item, just let me know . That's usually a good incentive for me to write up the page in question.
This unassuming Apollo panel had a critical part on Apollo 13, alerting the crew of the Bus B undervolt. We replicate the infamous fault detection and alert with our panel.
We re-enact landing on the Moon with the original computer hardware that actually did it.
See more on the great saga of the Apollo Guidance Computer restoration .
We reverse engineered and repaired a very broken ARU-11/A attidude indicator, a close cousin of the FDAI "8-ball" instrument that was flown on the Apollo Command Module and LM.
The schematics for my Quindar tone generator hack. Add the Apollo beeps to your microphone setup!
The predecessor of the digital Soyuz clock above. This one is mostly mechanical, and maybe even better, except for the noise!
We reverse engineer and power up a flown clock from a Soyuz TM spacecraft.
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