Aaron's Homepage

Aaron's Homepage is the personal website of Aaron Cake. It contains a wide variety of information related to my various interests. You'll find a massive electronic circuits archive as well as other electronics information, Mazda rotary (including my highly modified 2nd Gen RX-7), crazy and non-crazy projects, antique electronics, potato guns, assorted ramblings, auto show pictures a little about myself, an active community forum and everything in between. Aaron's Homepage undergoes major updates about twice a year and has been in operation since 1995 (30 years).

If you have any questions, comments or concerns, you can mail me here.

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2025 Auto Shows Added	Wednesday, December 24, 2025, 6:05:06 PM
The misc. section has been updated with all car shows I attended in 2025 including the 2025 North American International, 2025 Canadian International, 2025 Detroit Autorama, Rides On Richmond July 2025 and Bothwell 2025. Oh, and Bothwell 2024 because I forgot last year.

Added Cosmo Restoration Video: Part 58: Air Suspension 4 - Plumbing, Finishing and Demo

Saturday, July 26, 2025, 10:06:55 AM

Part 58 of my 1976 Mazda RX-5 Cosmo Restoration has been posted to YouTube. It has been a while, but finally it is time to finish the air suspension! And what does that mean? Plumbing, wiring, plumbing, and more plumbing. In episode 58 of my '76 Mazda Cosmo restoration, I wire up the compressor, pressure switch and control relay. Then I plumb the entire system including the compressor, tank, solenoids and the air springs themselves. A little fabrication is thrown... (more)

Added Cosmo Restoration Video: Part 57: Air Suspension 3 - Compressor, Solenoids and Tank Brackets

Saturday, October 05, 2024, 11:34:28 AM

Part 57 of my 1976 Mazda RX-5 Cosmo Restoration has been posted to YouTube. Episode 57 of my '76 Mazda Cosmo Restoration picks up exactly where episode 56 ended: fabricating the brackets to mount all the air suspension support components. Here I complete fabrication of the tank, solenoid and compressor brackets. The idea was to create a compact and almost modular installation tucked into the inside of the rear quarter and I am happy with the result. ... (more)

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Last Update: Sunday, September 01, 2024