full simulation of Colossus 249, and Luminary131, on a virtual AGC block 2
http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/index.html
I was thinking blinken lights though this fellow is light years ahead of what
I could do. Also I would think the project done on a single small board
with an fpga would be a better way to do it, brought out to the DSKY, or
built into it.
I was wondering what the annunciators, and servo outputs were hooked to.
If this guy is not running the full colossus, then there won't be a problem when
the program tries to gimble the descent engine, or is trying to track the radar
in high, low or auto mode.
very impressive though.
Jim
Vintage Computer Festival wrote:
> This is going to blow your mind. This guy built a replica of the Apollo
> Guidance Computer prototype circa 1964 using 1960s era components.
>
> http://starfish.osfn.org/AGCreplica/
>
> Do I sense here a Best of Show award at the next VCF? :)
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