Yes, yes, yes!
 
Can you detail your progress along with some graphics of your piece
parts and drawings?  I would love to develop along with you and hopefully
assemble a machine like this at the same time.  There might even be
a benefit if some of the other members here participated in such a "group
development"  with feedback.
 
Just a suggestion -- it  would be great if we could follow along...
 
Fred.


Tour historic New Orleans cemetery Lafayette #1

Web page created by Fred and Heath Hatfield



http://lafayettecemetery1.com/

--- On Fri, 5/15/09, profpetrof <profpetrof@...> wrote:

From: profpetrof <profpetrof@...>
Subject: [Friends of DigiComp] Super-Digi-Comp 8Bit Flip flop
To: friendsofdigicomp@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, May 15, 2009, 2:19 AM

Hi all, I am an electro-mechanical engineer, and I am simply fascinated by the
digi-comp.

I have just built a laser CNC cut stainless steel version, will post video and
photo's as soon as I can, but now I am on to a bigger task.

Upscaling the digi-comp to a super digicomp.

I am thinking 8 flip-flops (the sliding 1's and 0's) and at least 20
logic banks (clock rods).

Any thoughts on this?

Regards, and keep up the good work.

Andries



------------------------------------

Yahoo! Groups Links





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]