That would make a great ponoko kit.

Welcome Oscar! I've seen your chess pages in the past - splendid work, and very nice to see your work as a 1k 6502 chess project.

Thanks! Glad to be here :)

Welcome Oscar, I did notice your last minute entry to the Hackaday 1kB Challenge. It is a really impressive project. I thought it was the ...

As a KIM-Uno owner, the Micro Kim kit was looking attractive, much better display control. If the motivation to keep the store going is gone, I second opening up the design. OscarV has all the design files up in the website and still sells kits to those not willing to source all the parts by ...

Found it

It's the Musée D-Day Omaha

http://www.dday-omaha.fr/wp-content/upl ... C_2916.jpg
http://www.dday-omaha.fr/en/

Thanks to https://twitter.com/geoffsengine for the following list
http://www.intelligenia.org/location.htm

What was the name of this museum?

You you have the tables for the rotors and
the kick carries?
Dwight
The rotor and reflector wiring is listed in the following article
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01611194.2015.1055387

use http://sci-hub.cc/ to download.

The wiring is also listed in this Wikipedia article. The ...

I see you found [lpaseen] meinEnigma...

I bought a KIM Uno (a Kim 1 clone) on a whim. http://obsolescence.wixsite.com/obsolescence/kim-uno-summary-c1uuh

Pretty soon I realized that to make it useful, learning 6502 assembly was a must. To learn assembly, I wrote a clock program that is 53 bytes long. After that, the calculator sat ...

Hello, [ArduinoEnigma] here..
This is my first post in this forum.
I learned 6502 assembly language in order to write programs for the KIM Uno platform.
I started with a clock program and more recently wrote a simulation of the Enigma Z30 Machine.
Those projects can be found at: https://hackaday.io ...