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I love this design.

非常感谢。你自己拥有一个非常令人难以置信的令人难以置信的艺术者！

I appreciate the kind words. Thanks.

谢谢。

谢谢你的共享。

Thank you so much for your well thought out comment. I'm actually taking another run at a Think-a-Tron implementation that is even more in keeping with today's technology. Stay tuned.

谢谢。I was a lot of work but I loved every minute of it.

谢谢。祝你的项目祝你好运。

谢谢！我希望我能，但它不符合资格。我希望我现在的项目将及时完成进入。

谢谢。I like the work you have been doing too.

谢谢。我很欣赏那种善意的话和支持。

Thank You.

Yes. They look good.

Sorry the link doesn’t work. The magnets are specified as 3x2 mm but are more like 3x1.7 mm measured. Sorry I incorrectly said 1.5 mm in the Instructable. I found these on Amazon AYGYIYH 200Pieces 3x2mm/(0.12x0.08 Inch)

I went back in my Amazon order history. Here is a link. Deryun 3x2mm,200pcs Round Magnets... https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07BHHBTPT?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

不是膜开关。瓷砖有小磁铁，下面有霍尔效应传感器来阅读它们。

有伺服器可以在您建议时继续转动。它们被称为连续旋转伺服。我使用的那些通常更便宜，更常见，只能延续180度。

Thank you for the kind words. If you are serious about building one I would be happy to mail you a pair of extra PCBs (Reader and Servo) that I have since the minimum order at JCLPCB is 5.

谢谢。Live long and prosper.

谢谢！

Thank you for the kind words. If you decide to go ahead with the build, I have a few extra Reader and Servo PCBs (minimum order at JCLPCB is 5) and I'd be happy to mail you one of each.

谢谢。The Quick Start Guide is just a Word document attached to the Instructable (just before Step 1).

Thank you!

我的天啊。看起来很棒。我不能告诉你它有多开心我在世界上看到另一个Digi-Comp II。

I really liked them too.

Hi, greetings from Canada. Unfortunately I too have been looking for the schematics and probably have the same fuzzy pictures that you do ;-( I even spoke with someone that has an H-500 and they were kind enough to remove the rear panel but no schematic. If I do run across some I will keep you in mind.Mike

谢谢for posting. Instructables would not let me upload a zip file. In the Final Thoughts step there is a link to my Hackaday post where you will find the Gerber files.

I'm not sure when the H-500 Computer Lab was discontinued. I curious now to find out.

谢谢for the encouragement. No plans to stop just yet ;-)

谢谢。

Thank you so much for sharing. It makes my day!

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I love it when something I’ve done brings back such memories.

当我做了DC II时，我已经拥有弯曲的夹具，从建立DC I.它真的有助于很多。

谢谢。I'd love to see the result some day.

非常欢迎你。到目前为止，DC II怎么样？我迫不及待地想看到另一个。如果您有任何问题，请告诉我。

谢谢。I have added it to the Instructable.

谢谢Dennis. I hope you try to make one some day.

谢谢。It was the rocker switches that got me going on this project. I posted the following log entry to Hackaday: https://hackaday.io/project/170232-dec-h-500-computer-lab-reproduction/log/174643-rocker-man

很酷。我的妻子（也是老师）建议这可能会成为一个很好的团队项目。如果有什么需要毫不犹豫地伸出援手。

非常感谢。好吧，现在你可以有一点工作你可以有一个;-)

That’s just nasty :-( I did warn people that they had to scramble a solved puzzle by sliding and not just put the pieces in at random.

Wow. Great video. I so now want to make resin based switches, at least for the top part. I’m officially on a quest to find an original.

One of the rewards for making reproductions is people like yourself sharing their memories. Thank you.

谢谢！The switches were actually the thing that got me going on this project. I wrote about it here: https://hackaday.io/project/170232-dec-h-500-computer-lab-reproduction/log/174643-rocker-man

非常感谢。它真的不喜欢对我有工作。

Nice work.

谢谢。我用Fusion 360进行设计，但它们很容易用Tinkercad完成。

Hey my take on the “paperclip computer” is done. I don’t know if I’m going to do an Instructable or not but you can check it out here: https://hackaday.io/project/168833-wdc-1-a-working-digital-computer

我重视每个人的投入。感谢分享。背景图片对我来说非常酷。您必须看到Gort59的视频。他的实施非常符合这本书，虽然他使用了滑块开关，但是不会像刀片开关一样宽容为“团结”它们。

这很棒，这是我这样做的原因之一。感谢分享。

谢谢

I even did one that did not involve magnets: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4042608

谢谢for taking the time to comment. Not thinking about kits right now but may in the future.

实际上我有一个项目，其中锁定按钮将很适合。敬请关注！

是的，这是对的。

我没有想过自我锁定，但这样的东西也可能工作，即使是弹簧：https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kj0blovbwtk

Actually I took some liberties with the ALU and some of the other components. Have a look here: https://hackaday.io/project/168833-wdc-1-a-working-digital-computer