Very nice job on the bolt mod. I usually don't bother with drilling a space for the screw head from the other side but it really does make it all the more pretty a job.

My friend you haven't saved anything.. that's not called saving the board..I thought it's gonna be some kind of pro shop repair..this board can go back to bin as it is before and after.

Lol they still add those expansion ports?

That's ThE s P e A k E r Gr Il l

Just go on safari and install the DVD Drive extension and it should work hopefully

Trim the edge

just trim the edges of the disc!

Your kidding 😂😂😂

You gotta melt the disc down and pour it inside

Yeah mate i think its a defect like they just forgot to put in the dvd drive or you didnt order the model with a dvd drive

Top loading decks from the 70’s are my favourite. They remind me of the woodgrain Atari 2600 consoles in terms of their shape with how they are flat at the front then curve up at the back. My main deck is a Thorn DCR1 which is a rebadged Nakamichi 500 that I found in Cash Converters for like $130 or something crazy and it was literally scratch free. Whomever had it before me took good care of it. I’m guessing a music lover that has most likely passed on since. Using my Nakamichi with good quality DJ headphones I got from JB Hi Fi for almost a weeks pay; it makes my tapes sound beyond amazing. Even with noise reduction turned off you can’t hear tape hiss unless it’s turned up to an insane volume you wouldn’t have it at normally.

Better don't buy stupid DeWalt tools

That's the answer. The gearbox isn't enough to get it off. I found it funny that assembling the gearbox is the hardest part and he skips over that part in the video. LOL

Was thinking of doing this but will buy a new one for ~£65 uk pounds....crazy design

Thank you for the Open Firmware instructions! Lifesaver.

Nice job! So glad you were able to get a replacement!

Great work! Pretty sure that was my first home computer. 😊

This is why I am trying to emulate power Macintosh 5400 here by using sheepshaver. But I kept getting error with rom things I was supposed to make a hard drive by scratch and fresh.

That's the best retrobright job I've ever seen hahaha. So glad the monitor worked in the end!

Gotta love that 90s IBM aesthetic! Nice work on the fix, and excellent swap in the intro! "watch me fix this yellowed shell of a monitor with... an entirely new monitor!" haha

The garbled screen thing is a DRAM chip in the video card. It's likely socketed so give them a wriggle. Looks like a poor IC to socket connection. Also clean the eISA edge connector.

random question but did your old monitor also had the vga cable cut off ? Wy not reuse the original cable from your old one ?

Great repair. Do you have an oscilloscope? Would that be useful for checking the pins?

But where did you get the partition number of the USB drive tho, 10 in this case? Where did you get that number? Since I didn't have that number, I typed the boot code without it and it worked, it did boot from the USB drive but... instead of the Apple logo, this symbol 🚫 appeared, and it didn't continue from there, so I couldn't install Mac OS X Tiger on my eMac G4. But thanks for the video anyway, I can say that at least I tried.

3:09 corruptions are possible

Interesting to see the laptop completely opened up like this! A lot of youtubers don't go that far for laptops.

I do wish you had shown a description of how to put the gearbox back back together! I'm stuck with a pile of gears and the bits they fit into. Heyho back to it!

Apple uses case design now for at least 5 years. The MacBook Air had the same design from 2007 until something like 2018.

Do you remember where you got that HDI-30 adapter? I need to grab one for my own PowerBook 150 but I'm unsure if there's any specific adapter to get.

I'm inclined to say "of course it can be restored...it's a Dual"...I own several and I've been to get them all working...they're workhorses...

This is my daily driver, she's pitch perfect and runs like a top. A little tlc on the pots is all she needs once every few years. I got it for $200 USD.

I made your assembly with the GBS8220. I am an electronics engineer, I have many nice input signals from the GBS8220 to the oscilloscope. But none of my 3 VGA monitors want to output a display other than horizontal lines, the GBS8220 menu display is ok. my monitors are 1280x1024. What are the frequencies and resolutions of your VGA monitors? What a disappointment, yet I can display monochrome by connecting the live signals to the monitors without GBS8220. Is the GBS8220 out of service or should an update be made? if not, the project seemed excellent for the Atari ST I have an ATARI 1040 STF with scart output (scart)

At time mark 10:46 you point to what you believe is a pot inside of the silver colored square object. This is actual a transformer and is labeled as T1 on the schematic. The adjustment is a ferrite slug which controls the frequency of the motor oscillator circuit. These slugs should not be cleaned potentiometer cleaner,

Cartridge positioning matters, too these days. If I full press my cartridges, they wont read. These plastics are brittle but went through all kinds of stress during their use. Dont be surprised some undetectable warping in the plastics compound into final results; that is your game not working. Try inserting your games where they are unlevel on the top of the gameboy. The games should protrude above. This also prevents adding unwanted pressure to pins, as noted in this video not all cartridges are made the same and pokemon games may train your cartridge slot against you/ other games. If I was wrong, this video wouldnt exist.

Instead of heating the display, leaving it in a box with desiccant for a long time may also improve the display.

Thank you for all your information 🙏

PUT THE ALAN KEY IN THE VISE AND USE AN 11MM (12 POINT SOCKET TO BREAK FREE THE HEX ON THE INSIDE) much easier (:

At 8:00 that's the RTC battery if i'm right? (not the beeper/speaker). What RTC battery replacement are you using?

This is amazing!! But how did you figure out where to solder the screen?

yea $20... around $200 now on ebay...in working condition.

Very good way

Those are not tantalum capacitors. Those are ceramic caps from Retro Six.

1:31 you serious? You just wrote $13,000 to get people interested to click on the video.

I had to subscribe

You deserve more subs and likes!!

Why you don't have more subscribers?? You are amazing

Great video!!

I have 3 I need recapped. I have my own personal one from when they released, 2 I bought at different times for cheap bc they were not working right. Thinking about getting them done soon. Sell 1 to cover the cost of all 3 repairs is my goal.

I bought a pair of Teenage Engineering OD-11 speakers about 10 years ago and love them, so much that I bought a third with the intention of buying a fourth for two stereo pairs. I certainly have a soft spot for this design and have recently upgraded my cinema receiver which has spare channels for other zones. I may well have to buy a pair a Sonab OD-11s to make use of those channels and a bit of a project wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing.