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by morphle 5mo ago
Update! Several people contacted us at the Fiberhood cooperative already and offered to help. Please join us, send us an email. morphle73 at g mail com. We now have a design for an active radar and are adding a passive radar feature, 4x 10
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by morphle 5mo ago
Yes, I ran it also on 68000 and PowerPC Macs. I preferred MacOS with all the MPW environment and tools on top, the GUI was much better: a full WYSIWYG text editor that also was the command line, so you could compose text, copy and paste and
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by morphle 5mo ago
Yes but I had others too. BSD on both 68000 and PowerPC
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by morphle 5mo ago
Apple had real Unix a decade before the Linux crap was made, a bad unix copy. Nextstep was much better than Linux crap. "A budget of bad ideas" is what Alan Kay said about Linux [1], he invented the personal computer. My 1987-1997
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by morphle 5mo ago
I agree, it will be a fun hobby. I predict we'll all have one on our house within the decade. We call them burglar alarms or porch pirate camera's [1] Best Porch Pirate Moments of 2025 (All Clips) https://www.youtube.co
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by morphle 5mo ago
Oh but there is a lot of physics science here [1,2] but indeed no rocket science [3]. FPGA's are just bad design by companies, no science. I showed your comment to the 20 year old drone detection experts in Ukraine and they laughed at
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by morphle 5mo ago
A famous quote from Carl Sagan in the marvelous Cosmos documentary where he explains atoms by slicing an apple pie until you can not slice no more because you are down to a single elementairy particle the atom. Carl also references Plato&#x
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by morphle 5mo ago
You can start with the radar receiver data from this 7 part DIY radar course [1] from a guy who works at a company who sell the needed chips. Halfway in the video he mentions the MIT (or Stanford) course of a professor who recently died. Th
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by morphle 5mo ago
Indeed, a global game changer for politics, defense, environment, climate, a step towards world governance. Imagine a large number of crowdsourced software defined radio receivers with FPGA's and extremely accurate femto-second timing
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by morphle 5mo ago
I am searching for (part-time) business partners who want to pursue a grant (or find a customer) to develop and build a passive radar system. We know of such grants and customers, we need motivated people to help us get the grant. It is mos
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by morphle 5mo ago
>So what do you think is a fair price for building/maintaining/running the grid? Zero. I think we do not need the national grid and its vastly overpriced (order of magnitude) electricity anymore. A local DC grid, an abundance o
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by morphle 5mo ago
Price quote in this thread below, 10.680 kWh for $700.30, $230 for charge circuitry, electronics, we call Enernet Power router.
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by morphle 5mo ago
>Also, what Ethernet Power Router for $290? My company product, you'll get the datasheets and video as part of the order contract. See my white paper for the old model, its much upgraded since. >Is that a Fiberhood product? A Mor
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by morphle 5mo ago
>how do you go about getting them at those prices? Buy a 40 shipping container with aproximately 770 panels in the factory loading lot, truck to Shenzen harbor, ship to a port in the USA, Belém/Natal/Manaus or Rotterdam, Our ow
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by morphle 5mo ago
25 400W solar panels at $0,08/Wp =$800.00 solar panels bought in bulk metal poles and brackets $275 10 EVE 334AH 3.2V= 10,680 kWh $70.30 =$700.30 batteries bought in bulk Enernet Power Router components $290 (I left out 2/3 of com
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by morphle 5mo ago
Enernet power router is the name for the hardware that my small research institute developed since 1997. You find partially similar power router designs at the Fraunhofer institute and in several scientific papers. A power router routes &qu
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by morphle 5mo ago
No, $0.01/kWh became possible in 2024 and is easy to achieve in 2026. But you have to follow the Fiberhood procedures based on our simulations and our electronics to actually achieve prices under one dollar cent per kWh. We reach this
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by morphle 5mo ago
Of course it comes with our charge and discharge circuitry which is the inverter and also acts as the bms. As far as I am aware as a scientist, we are the only one in the world who charge each battery cell in parallel and slower or pulsed w
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by morphle 5mo ago
Fiberhood has an office in Tucson Arizona and will ship to the US if you want to to pay Trumps tariffs. I'm not aware of reasonably priced good battery or inverter makers in the US, besides ourselves (we are a non-profit so we are chea
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by morphle 5mo ago
Yes and no, not really. There are many smart grids and more not-so smart grids around the world, but only a few are non-commercial or owned by the members. Fiberhood is unique in that we have our own Enernet power routers (a software contro
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by morphle 5mo ago
There are over a hundred [1] shuttle services (group purchasing of test chips on a multi-project wafer) in they world. Several are even free, academic and universities offer them to students or PhD, some state sponsored in China and Europe,
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by morphle 5mo ago
The Fiberhood planner maps are in the first slides in the first minute of the video. We used to have an interactive zooming map of Fiberhoods for every house in the Netherlands online but now we only have them available for Fiberhood member
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by morphle 6mo ago
Please give some proof of Varoufakis lying. I always check what he claims in his books and talks and I never spotted a lie. I also check Saul Griffith and Amory Lovins talks, books and papers on factual errors and never spotten one in two d
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by morphle 6mo ago
This energy scam has been going on for more than 30 years in Europe and the UK. The former Economic minister and professor Yanis Varoufakis explains [1]. My Fiberhood cooperative has a solution: the Enernet smart grid where you pay $0.01 pe
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by morphle 6mo ago
There are a few EDA companies, all with ancient software tools but kept up to date with the changing parameters and algorithms. You use the tools the insurance companies tell you or the mandatory tools of your chip fab suppliers. They use a
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by morphle 6mo ago
Chip fabs do not publish prices. First of all, the cost price of making a wafer is not a single item. What node, on what chip machine are they going to be made, what process, what PDK, are you breaking any of the PDK limits, what testing ha
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by morphle 6mo ago
I guess the AMD Versal Premium VP1902 adaptive SoC has 18.5 million cells. The VU19P is more than half in LUT count. Morphle Logic WSI has over 47,169,811 yellow cells. You could say that a single yellow Morphle Logic cell is more complex t
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by morphle 6mo ago
7000 kg is the maximum a van and its trailer can way by law in Europe. It can haul a lot more. No, my eSprinter camper is a small room with kitchen, bed and shower. The trailer ways 3500 kg, the eSprinter 2670. I could haul at least 889 kil
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by morphle 6mo ago
1k chips for $4000 or $7000 at 180nm is (a lot) more expensive than 180nm at MOSIS or Europractice, I wound not call it reasonable, especially because the EDA software tools and PDK used are inferior.
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by morphle 6mo ago
Morphle Logic is asynchronous logic so there is no clock. At 110nm I measured when a transistor was switching the second transistor on its output. I can prove it, can you disprove it? A consistent 12Ghz signal cascade was (repeatedly) teste

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