z80 mbc2 3d models

Z80-MBC2 Case model with SD card mounting for project available here - https://hackaday.io/project/159973-z80-mbc2-a-4-ics-homebrew-z80-computer

A simple lower case to protect the Z80-MBC2 circuit board.

(Here: https://hackaday.io/project/159973-z80-mbc2-4ics-homemade-z80-computer) The mark-up is a bit rough, but it fits ok, and it provides easy access to all of the useful ports and controls while protecting the board itself. ... The case will print in...

Case for the Z80-MBC2

Facebook group community https://www.facebook.com/groups/388307645238660/ Github https://github.com/SuperFabius/Z80-MBC2 Get the kit https://shop.mcjohn.it/en/diy-kit/22-32-kit-z80-mbc2.html If you buy the kit, the Atmega already has the Ardunio...

El Zilog Z80 fue diseñado por Federico Faggin, que habia sido el diseñador jefe del Intel 8080, pero cuando su producción finalizó, este dejó Intel y fundó Zilog para desarrollar un procesador compatible con el software creado para el Intel, lo que...

The Zilog Z80 was designed by Federico Faggin, who had been the chief designer of the Intel 8080, but when its production ended, he left Intel and founded Zilog to develop a processor compatible with the software created for Intel, which helped its...

This is a Case for Z80 Tester by Vitaly Rudik, https://oshwlab.com/vitalian1980/z80-tester I am use supports only for print top cover. Turn top cover face down before slicing. ...Small red reset button printed from PLA, use brim 3mm wide.

... great case. ...The only difference here is that my version is about 3mm taller, moving the two slots on the short ends up about 3mm. I needed this because of how I opted to assemble my Z80 Membership Card computer.

:) Printed it in PLA, also when installing the 3 card stack into the case, first put the SIO card, on the Z80 card, tilt and insert those two first, then you stack the front panel card onto those once they are in the case... :) to remove the cards...

:) Printed it in PLA, also when installing the 3 card stack into the case, first put the SIO card, on the Z80 card, tilt and insert those two first, then you stack the front panel card onto those once they are in the case... :)</p> <p>to remove the...

If you want to store some dip40 chips (e.g. ...6805, Z80, HD63701...), this box is design to store 7 chips in one box. Box are dockable. ... STL and Fusion 360 files are provided.

This is a case I created for the [CPUville Z80 computer kit](http://cpuville.com/Kits/Z80-kits-home.html). For now I have the main board only, with the intent to interface it via my Arduino. Like an old-school homebrew computer kit, the Z80 Kit comes...

... I believe this design should accommodate any accessory boards you might add, even if they (or any cables) hang over the sides. For info about the SC114 itself see: https://www.tindie.com/products/tindiescx/sc114-z80-sbc-motherboard-kit-for-rc2014/

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2594893 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2594893

... so I made one. All you need is: 4x standoff one site M3, one site M3 thread 4x countersunk screw M3x8 4x rubber feet if you like. The RC2040 – Retro emulated Z80 CP/M computer kit is available here: https://extkits.co.uk/product/rc2040/

This was designed to replace an existing magnetic proximity sensor bracket that the recessed nut stripped out of which caused the proximity sensor to begin slowly backing itself out of position. This small print needs supports to keep the dimensions...

High precision gear - ready for manufacturing/printable. This gear can be paired with any of the 90 other gears that we upload on the site with the same normal module (m). We uploaded gears from 10 teeth to 100 teeth, so you can create the necessary...

High precision gear - ready for manufacturing/printable. This gear can be paired with any of the 90 other gears that we upload on the site with the same normal module (m). We uploaded gears from 10 teeth to 100 teeth, so you can create the necessary...

High precision gear - ready for manufacturing/printable. This gear can be paired with any of the 90 other gears that we upload on the site with the same normal module (m). We uploaded gears from 10 teeth to 100 teeth, so you can create the necessary...

Case is 271mm x 180.2mm on the print bed. I have added STL files that split the top and bottom in two parts and some joiners that can be printed so you can glue it all together for smaller printers. The top had a part next to the ribbon cable...

Z80-M450.60 S5 Jager Spindle for more details : http://www.alfredjaeger.de/en/z-line/Z80-M450.60-S5-.html

zbrush 3d models MakerWare: scale Z80.0mm slicer High(Slower) Layer Height 0.15mm Build Time 7h30m

For people needing in their CADE 3D Viewer a vintage DIP Socket 40 pins standard size (from the old-school CPU 6502, Z80 ...).

... storage has been a priblem. I designed a stackable 3D printed base for them. Please note that there are twodifferent designs: - Z80, 6502 and 6802. ...- 6809 I ignore if the other models from Sirichote (8080, 8085 or Z180) will fit in any of these.

... has been a priblem. I designed a stackable 3D printed base for them. Please note that there are twodifferent designs: - Z80, 6502 and 6802. ... - 6809 I ignore if the other models from Sirichote (8080, 8085 or Z180) will fit in any of these.

This is a protective base for the RC2014 Backplane Pro 12-slot main board for the [RC2014](https://rc2014.co.uk) modular Z80 retro computer kit. ... * designed for laser cutting * adds a half-inch border around the board * does not obstruct the top...

Modeled from a Rosewill CPU fan (specifically Rosewill RCX-Z80-AL 80mm Sleeve CPU Cooler Fan from newegg), I left out the clamping mechanism and the fan blades are eyeballed, but the rest of the dimensions should be pretty spot on. I used this in a...

SEGA Master System II Sega Master System II Reconstruction from photogrammetry Manufacturer Sega Type Home video game console Generation Third generation Release date 1990 Launch price JP¥16,800 US$200 GB£99” Discontinued: 1992 Units sold Worldwide:...

It featured a Zilog Z80 Processor at 3,5 KHz with 4 kByte of RAM (extendable to 64 kByte) with a text display of 80x40 in 8 Colores or a "hires" mode with 128x64 Pixel in 4 colors. ... The full documentation and a list of all the parts required is...