This ESP32 CHIP-8 Computer Runs on a Flame and a Stirling Engine
ESP32 CHIP-8 Computer Runs: No battery, no wall wart. A Stirling engine and a candle push enough current to run an ESP32 CHIP-8 machine with an OLED and a 16-key hex pad.
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ESP32 CHIP-8 Computer Runs: No battery, no wall wart. A Stirling engine and a candle push enough current to run an ESP32 CHIP-8 machine with an OLED and a 16-key hex pad.

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