How about lining up about 10 Peggy 2s and making a huge caller ID so your next-door neighbors can see who's calling you?

Or maybe just 5 or 6 and making a digital clock?

Also, has anyone tried putting 4 Peggy 2s togther (you'll have to invert the top 2) then splitting the signal from a video feed across all four - what is that, doubling (?) your resolution?

Cost prohibitive in the long run, but it would be purty....

>How about lining up about 10 Peggy 2s and making a huge caller ID so your next-door neighbors can see who's calling you?

I'm not sure how to link up the caller ID data, actually.

>Or maybe just 5 or 6 and making a digital clock?

Yep, that's a good idea. A bunch of folks are making their Peggies into clocks.

>Also, has anyone tried putting 4 Peggy 2s togther (you'll have to invert the top 2) then splitting the
>signal from a video feed across all four - what is that, doubling (?) your resolution?
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>Cost prohibitive in the long run, but it would be purty....

Also, your hands get tired from all the soldering!

Thats what grad students are for.... oh wait.

How about a Peggy 2 mash party? Get a bunch of folks with white LED Peggy 2s together and see how big a monochrome display you can make - like a LAN party only different.