This is how a mechanical binary counter workspic.twitter.com/YuswDTFZoX
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As a teenage in the early 70s, I made a computer using a bag of nails and Bell wire. I made them into electromagnets, two of which would toggle a single bit of 'memory'. It had 200 bits of 'static' RAM. I used a motorized coffee can wrapped in a paper roll to execute 'commands'.
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I want to learn more about this..
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Each memory bit worked like an common electric relay switch but I knew I'd need dozens of then so I made my own electromagnets by wrapping a nail with Bell wire. I put a rocker with a switch between 2 electromagnets to register a '1' or '0' depending on which electromagnet fired.
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Wow ! Sounds cool !. Tysm bro for replying btw I'm from India
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Why we still unable to replace binary? is it possible to completely shift from binary?
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Quantum. Everything is counted by where it probably is. Most of the time. Unless it isn’t. But that’s also accounted for.
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That’s a beauty!
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if you think mechanical logic gates are impressive, you should see the water flow based transistors!
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I don't suppose you have a link to a video or gif? I'd love to see that!
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