Furrtek
@furrtek.bsky.social
Virtual coyote obsessed with retro electronics reverse-engineering, theme park tech, music, and giant robots.
Interested in the demoscene, SDR, industrial urbex, pointy animals, graffiti, things on rails, North Korea 💚. Talks 🇫🇷/🇺🇸
Interested in the demoscene, SDR, industrial urbex, pointy animals, graffiti, things on rails, North Korea 💚. Talks 🇫🇷/🇺🇸
From my stupid "what sensor could I put in a GB cartridge" period, lots of time and a bit of money wasted
November 8, 2025 at 3:23 PM
From my stupid "what sensor could I put in a GB cartridge" period, lots of time and a bit of money wasted
95% finished project that should have never been started
github.com/furrtek/Radboy
github.com/furrtek/Radboy
GitHub - furrtek/Radboy: Just in case you were worried about gamma rays and only had a Gameboy handy.
Just in case you were worried about gamma rays and only had a Gameboy handy. - furrtek/Radboy
github.com
November 8, 2025 at 9:38 AM
95% finished project that should have never been started
github.com/furrtek/Radboy
github.com/furrtek/Radboy
Hello ma'am
That's a nice RF remote you got there
That's a nice RF remote you got there
August 9, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Hello ma'am
That's a nice RF remote you got there
That's a nice RF remote you got there
Forgot to cross post, my bad
July 29, 2025 at 5:59 PM
Forgot to cross post, my bad
Certainly nothing impossible if you can get oscilloscope captures, or even a 192kHz .wav recorded with a mic input :)
The carrier frequency is around 38kHz I guess ?
The carrier frequency is around 38kHz I guess ?
March 30, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Certainly nothing impossible if you can get oscilloscope captures, or even a 192kHz .wav recorded with a mic input :)
The carrier frequency is around 38kHz I guess ?
The carrier frequency is around 38kHz I guess ?
Yay ! That's one old project !
March 27, 2025 at 9:55 AM
Yay ! That's one old project !
Hah, I had begun making a similar tool based on start/stop values in sound drivers ! It tried to detect them by looking for groups of sequential n, n+x, n+x+1, n+y, n+y+1... values.
It didn't always work though, and I was worried about possible samples present in V ROMs but not listed in tables.
It didn't always work though, and I was worried about possible samples present in V ROMs but not listed in tables.
March 16, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Hah, I had begun making a similar tool based on start/stop values in sound drivers ! It tried to detect them by looking for groups of sequential n, n+x, n+x+1, n+y, n+y+1... values.
It didn't always work though, and I was worried about possible samples present in V ROMs but not listed in tables.
It didn't always work though, and I was worried about possible samples present in V ROMs but not listed in tables.
Un peu, mais c'est surtout crade.
March 15, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Un peu, mais c'est surtout crade.