Links to other sites

Peak Electronic Design

Peak Electronic Design - purveyors of fine quality electronic component identification equipment since... er.... How long have Peak been around, anyway?

Andre De Guerin

High voltage experimenter, electronics hobbyist and USENET regular. His website is a bit sparse at the moment (is that a tumbleweed?), but there's some very interesting info on there.

Lee Davison

Lee Davison's homepage - the 2nd best site for 6502 computer enthusiasts (the number one is 6502.org, by the way). He's designed a full 6502 based computer system and has developed a wonderful 6502 BASIC interpreter known as EHBASIC. Now all I need is a 6502 based computer to run it on. A simulator is NOT enough, dammit!

SatCure

Satellite equipment, spares and service. Known for their low-cost Relkit reliability upgrade and repair kits for most Sky Digibox receivers. Trust me - a few capacitors *do* make a difference. The SatCure mailing list is a mine of information on satellite equipment, analog or digital. Including the "What to do if the Programme Planner won't let you delete an erroneous entry" guide. Well worth a look.

Chris Ward's site

Home to the CNW 6502 computer project. Chris has already partly implemented the ROM BIOS (in 6502 assembler) and has created a runtime library for the CC65 6502 C compiler. Well done Chris!

Crownhill Associates

Sellers of PIC microcontrollers - lowest prices in the UK. No the chips are _not_ so-called board pulls or engineering samples, they're brand new chips (same as the ones other suppliers like Farnell sell).

Designs by Mark

One of the best Photoshop tutorial sites on the Internet. I've moved on to The GIMP, but some of the tips are still pretty useful.

Delorie Software

Home of the best free 32-bit C/C++ compiler (DJGPP). Well worth downloading (if you're a C or C++ programmer). There's also a Borland-style integrated development environment (IDE) called RHIDE.

PNGart

"The leading collection for free PNG images for use on your web page". Nuff said. Webmasters against GIFs, go here!

PNGcrush

A program for Win32/DOS to shrink down PNG files by removing unnecessary data.

Alexei Frounze's Homepage

Programming, operating system (Linux, DOS, Windows, etc) development and a rather large page of hardware documentation. Well done Alexei! This site is (in my opinion) one of, if not THE best programming sites around.