Apple IIc Restoration and video jack repair

[@TechDeals]

Very nice!!! I owned an Apple IIe way back in the 80s, I simply LOVED that computer. Sold it in the late 80s and bought an Apple IIgs, which I still have to this day (and never, ever plan to sell). It still works as well, along with most of the software.

[@JackDLong]

Tech Deals *Hey, are you* going back in to school and then go back and play the sims games with me *?*

[@SatoshiMatrix1]

Watching videos like this warms my heart, the way you save and restore these classic computers. In a weird way, this is really no different from people restoring classic cars that were once destined for the scrap heap.

[@altarofmelektaus0032]

+Satoshi Matrix I do this with several old computers because I feel like they shouldn't end up at the scrap heap.

[@SatoshiMatrix1]

Whoops, didn't notice I had said "classic classics". I meant classic cars.

[@mellojello43]

@@SatoshiMatrix1 2 years late lol

[@calpchen]

It's amazing how much the restoration changed my perception of the computer from old and obsolete to new and exciting! 😄 Great stuff! Keep it up!

[@tryg9062]

I have much respect for people who work on old computers; you're doing a good job, and keep making videos!

[@sholimz]

my factory ( i worked in) in malaysia built the logic board.

[@ryjelsum]

Does it feel weird seeing something you may have helped make halfway across the world?

[@sholimz]

@@ryjelsum the world has no boundaries. i'm thrilled to see that mother board again after so many years. they were shipped to Apple Singapore for final assembly.

[@venvvenus]

What was the factory like?

[@sholimz]

@@venvvenus overall not fully mechanized or automated, just semi-automated, a lot manual labour processes, mind you it was during the 80s in malaysia. after 25 years operating it's name is now defunct. can't disclose you the name.

[@euvo_sound]

and most of its parts came from the Philippines,which where i live.

[@McRocket]

Wow...the difference is amazing to me. I did not know you could get rid of the yellowish color. Not sure if I said this before, but I really like your video style - it's very relaxing yet it moves at a good pace (so never boring).

[@maggs131]

I love it too. I farted in my pants btw 😉👍

[@obsoletegeek]

Adrenaline still pumping from that computer mega haul.

+The Obsolete Geek When CompUSA was going out of business near me, there were so many 90s-era computers being thrown out in that dumpster. I scored a C64 mint in box that must've been sitting in some back shelf for a decade. It sucks there aren't much brick and mortar computer stores left, and even if there were, they'd probably lock the dumpsters now. But I'm sure if you go dumpster diving near storage units, you can sometimes find gems.

[@The8BitGuy]

+The Obsolete Geek Yep.. Probably won't be another haul like that anytime soon.

[@studiopapa5874]

What a shame.

[@llacrymossa]

Hello

[@ThreeDaysOfDan]

my dad ustu go to estate sales , these old pc's would always end up in the dumpster . 99% of the population doesn't care about these machines .

[@Sapple498]

I like these resoration videos so much! (They are also very satisfying) :)

[@Stenlik121]

true

[@dayoldpepsi652]

me too

[@aspectcarl]

me too

[@almkcr7057]

Do you watch satisfying things Compilations xD

[@princeplotena]

I was going to say this, ibookguy keep it up!

[@finnbc4836]

3:28 Mr 8-bit, I don't feel so good.....

[@emilia-tan3635]

Lol

[@chrystalknight7180]

So?

[@TaxiZaphod]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing. I had to ditch the keyboard protector on my //c as well. Mine had swelled to the point where the keys were practically unusable. But simply removing that black (rubber?) middle layer above the switches worked for me, and now my //c feels like it did when it was brand new.

[@barrelroll_poopoopeepee]

I love these restoration videos, it's so satisfying to see the before and after.

[@theworldsokayestmichigande851]

I'm so happy that at least someone still has love for these pieces of history.

[@CoreyDeGrandchamp]

I have an old IIc with the same video jack problem, but I never took it apart. Glad to see it's an easy fix, maybe I'll break it out and give it a fix, and treat the plastics at the same time too, thanks!

[@Piggynatorgaming]

How did this go?

[@CoreyDeGrandchamp]

@@Piggynatorgaming oh it turned out fantastic! Got it all fixed up and the plastics look good as new!

[@Piggynatorgaming]

@@CoreyDeGrandchamp Awesome! Glad to hear, mate!

[@ZerodJailbreak]

The Apple IIc is one of my favorite Apple computer ever! It's nice to see it restored... Good job man!

[@JohnMiller-li3nq]

Just wanted to make an out of the blue comment: I love that you don't have a schedule because your content only comes out when it can and doesn't try to force being creative. I always look forward to your videos despite that I don't even care about most of this retro stuff. These videos are simply interesting.

[@rohithram9227]

will this hydrogen peroxide treatment work on my teeth lol

[@Sitrush]

Yes

[@whoeveriam0iam14222]

+Rohith Ram yes.. you just have to take them out of your body before treatment or you risk damaging the rest of the components

[@MarshallMathersthe7th]

+Rohith Ram I wouldn't try it.

[@nioxic77]

+Rohith Ram Teeth aren't naturally white. they are some sorta light tan color

[@aranykai]

+Rohith Ram It's basically the same treatment they use at the dentist, peroxide paste + UV light. Best to leave that to the professionals though, I wouldn't try it at home.

[@XLessThanZ]

Thanks for that tip on the video connector. The Apple IIc was the second computer I ever owned and got me through college along with my Hayes 300 baud Smartmodem. At the time I was not a tinkerer of electronics, but now that I am, I picked up a IIc from eBay and can't wait to receive it and start tinkering. Great video...Thanks

[@elifrancoeur4602]

These videos keep getting better and better, keep up the great work!

[@maxheadrom3088]

Mr. 8 bit, I'll use your video to restore my IIc. Thanks for posting it! On the gunk issue: I've used a WD40 pen to remove glue residue and it works like a charm: put the WD40 over the glue residue, let it rest overnight and remove with a paper cloth than finish with isopropyl alcohol to remove the oil. The pen is like a WD40 magic marker and just a little of it will do the trick as long as you cove the whole residue area.

[@ryanamberger]

That thing was probably an elementary school computer. Would definitely explain the extreme grime loose/damaged video port. Still, cool video. Enjoy seeing these old computers taken apart and cleaned, then brought back to glory.

[@emilia-tan3635]

Pretty plausible

[@Akira625]

I didn’t know of any schools that ever used Apple IIc’s, the schools in my area used IIe’s and earlier models when I was a kid. They were much more durable for kids to use.

[@Arcanius13]

The reason for the spacebar yellowing much more than the other keys is likely because the other keys are made of PBT plastic whereas the spacebar is ABS. PBT is more UV resistant but warps more when cooling out of injection, so the spacebars were relegated to ABS.

[@AIM54A]

I loved the apple IIc. I ran a BBS for 4 years from one in the late 80's. Had the 3.5" external drive. Also installed an add-on board to increase ram and I think a whopping 4Mhz CPU.

[@brandnew2848]

My first computer course was taught by the local Radio Shack dealer who used the Apple II simply because he found it was easier to teach on than the Tandy 1000! I still remember sitting for hours programming in basic. We were to write our own software program and our final grade would be based on this program. I had a 5 inch floppy with my programm on it. It ran fine on my machine but not on his. So he told me to print out my program. After the printer spit out 150 pages and wanted more paper, he asked me "How many more pages are there?". I said 'I don't know, never printed it out. He said "If you can program that many pages and have it work, you get the highest mark and can be my helper next semester." How far we have came from those days is amazing and think what the next few years may bring.

[@billschlafly4107]

Very nice job. I mix the peroxide with flour to turn it into a paste. It's easier to ensure an even coat.

[@davidflickinger8374]

I know that smoking v non-smoking is a huge thing for these too. Plastics that were smoked around often have a yellow that is very ingrained in the plastics and even a solid surface treatment won't get all of it out and over time the yellow will return to the surface. I have no idea why, just something I noticed from when I was doing restoration on these about 10 years ago.

[@Techgnome21]

I found one of these in my grandmas house, I want to try this restoration!! Great video 👍🏻

[@omartinoco9930]

Don't take this apart. Just attempt to operate it first. Yellow comes with age and there is not much cash value

[@AveragePootis]

@@omartinoco9930 ? These machines are worth a few hundred dollars in good condition

[@chimikit8057]

All glory to the hypno toad. Seriously you are a miracle worker. My wife usually is bored by all things techy, but if I show some snaps of you repairing or cleaning tech, she says, we need someone like you around. ;-) keep it up

[@HeretixAevum]

This is really satisfying to watch.

[@jmorv8866]

I used these IIc's in junior high and loved the comfort of those keys, as opposed to say the Macintosh, which I believe used the same keys as the old IIe

[@hakah]

Love these types of videos... It's kinda nostalgic for a time i've never experienced while being relaxing at the same time. Amazing 😍😍😍

[@gabrielrogers7436]

I love your computer restoration series, and it helps me know what to do if these happen and get a tour on what is in the computer!

[@mattpayne8282]

This actually a pretty sweet channel.

[@spuddman76]

This was my first computer when I was a kid. Nice to see some love put into it to bring it back to its original 8-bit glory.

[@RogerRHF]

Nice video, I love restoration videos :).

[@HadisProGaming]

same

[@swellowgaming]

+RogerRHF same

[@sergioflsgames9214]

Same

[@steegosaurus]

I feel like I have to share my opinion of your text, which I will say I feel a mutual emotion to what you have said, which I define as the word, “same”.

[@ordinarybrowser6819]

Man i love your "Old Tech Fixing" videos!!

[@johndonders3004]

r.i.p tad brittle 1980ish - 2016

[@zackiechan2601]

What.

[@mrdoofa9357]

The reason why the space bar was discoloured and the rest of the keycaps were not is because the space bar is made of a different material. All of the keycaps other than the space bar are made of PBT (Polybutylene terephthalate). The space bar is made of ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene). The reason for this is because PBT space bars are difficult to manufacture; they shrink and warp whilst manufacturing, so they just make it out of ABS. ABS (or rather the bromine fire retardant in ABS plastics) yellows upon extended UV exposure. Hence why the space bar was yellow and the other keys were not. PBT does not yellow at all even when exposed to UV. I’m afraid that means that the retro Brite treatment you did on the keycaps didn’t actually do anything. But you did at least reverse the UV yellowing on the space bar.

[@AmyraCarter]

Ugh, that video output jack. What the Hell were they thinking!?

[@oyerkproto]

Exactly

[@KanawhaCountyWX]

They weren't thinking.

[@danem2215]

They were worrying too much about how to milk their customers dry to think about quality

[@quirble]

I don't see really any issue with that video jack design, it was the way to do it at the time lmao

[@RoastBeefSandwich]

That's how they were made. Apple didn't build their own RCA jacks, they used an off-the-shelf part.

[@basscadet75]

My first computer was an Apple IIc (which I still have), so seeing those before and after pics made me smile.

[@thegardenofeatin5965]

I like the design of the IIc. It's compact, built-in disk drive. Might be my favorite retro system next to the C64.

[@tetsujin_144]

I feel much the same now that I own one. The fact that it's so compact and mostly self-contained is great since I don't have loads of space to set up and run old computers. As a result (and due to the fact that it's kind of a nostalgic system for me anyway) I use it a lot.

[@JGreen-le8xx]

Fantastic refresh on that old apple. I kept waiting for Doctor Jones to come in and punch you yelling "it belongs in a museum!"

[@johnnycats5157]

I loved the ][c. Such an awesome design. I remember when my mom brought one home from work (teacher) for the summer, and playing Star Blazer all night long on it.

[@GeorgeTsiros]

got an amstrad pc1512 and a grundy newbrain (dad's first two computers). Slowly bringing them back to life. Props to you.

[@jovanjanevski3747]

The modular power supply is lovely.

[@sfs2040]

Jovan Janevski By today's definition I don't think I'd call that modular, but yes, that's super cool that it works that way. Wish my modern gaming PC didn't need me to run cables to everything for power.

[@johndododoe1411]

That way of connecting the power supply to the motherboard was also used on HP Servers around 2010, in particular for removable hot 12V swap power supplies.

[@aidanbowie5391]

I'll try the Hydrogen Peroxide trick on my old yellow super nintendo... Then I'll have to tell my friends it wasn't a gold edition super nintendo... me and my big mouth.

[@littlebigplanetandemojimov739]

Want a sandwich?

[@aidanbowie5391]

Elijah Animation hoovy doesn't take! hoovy gives! *throws dalokhs bars

[@littlebigplanetandemojimov739]

Aidan Bowie Here's your sandwich!

[@aidanbowie5391]

Elijah Animation Hoovy is getting angry...

[@Landrew0]

Why did he paint the computer case with peroxide instead of the plastic-wrap?

[@koiricktesta]

Awesome that you're uploading more frequently, really enjoying it.

[@thiagoalmeidafernandes]

As legendas em português me ajudaram muito na compreensão. Conteúdo de primeira qualidade. I love this channel

[@mohinderkaur6671]

Excellent work! You are a master at restoring old computers!

[@realmanuches]

nice vid. You could probably use o-rings in place of that rubber mat. Same ones they use on mechanical keyboards.

[@missionpassed4584]

it's only right that we return the love that these machines gave us, keep up the good work, keep the memories real

[@tohopes]

Do you use dry-erase markers to label which compartment holds which screws? I had been thinking that you would have to throw away the marked-up screw box after each teardown, but then I remembered that erasable markers exist.

[@The8BitGuy]

+tohopes yes, I use dry-erase markers so I can wipe it off when I'm done.

[@adrianbiankin]

thats cool

[@Izzystarlight_]

What about a sharpie

[@hyperpro9118]

Or use rubbing alcohol to take the marker off?

[@9264tri]

tohopes wow

[@ngiants2230]

I recently started watching your videos and they are really interesting. I especially love all your restoration videos. They bring back a ton of fond memories from when I was a kid. Great channel!

[@HeroesOfTimes]

I find it amusing how we are subscribed to almost the exact same channels on KZbin :]

[@morganwalker1383]

Awesome resurrection job! Such great design on these old Apple all-in-ones.

[@corbindavenport]

Wow, I had no idea you could fix yellowing with hydrogen peroxide. I really want to try this on an old Quadra 650 I have...

[@daverees8644]

Corbin Davenport my dreamcast needs it.

[@nathanwolf4444]

My elementary school had IIc Apple Computers. It makes me want to get one to be a part of my collection. Thanks for sharing!

[@dylannguyen9452]

I don't know how you don't have a million subs

[@sharkycat1096]

He almost does

[@MSQuaint]

@@sharkycat1096 He does

[@MCAlexisYT]

@@sharkycat1096 This comment was posted 4 years ago (at the time this reply was posted)

[@bhblueberry]

I keep watching your repair videos and I love 'em :) So far I thought about two advices for you to try: 1. You were talking that you have problems with bigger parts to shine them with H2O2. Well I were you I would get myself a big plastic bag (not normal but one of those in which they sell chemical plant nutrition). Now I would fill it with H2O2+H2O, put the part in it, somehow close the bag (dont matter how) and I would put everything in the (stove? - the part where you bake pies/chicken :d) Then set the temperature around 50-70 celcius and voila! 2. For example - in this video - you are cleaning these dark spots, all by hands. If I were you I would get myself some tool with rotating end and build myself special ending for cleaning these spots. It should be a lot more easy :) Your show is great mostly because you are showing how you repair everything in details. If I must complain about something - I sometimes wonder why you aren't doing very simple repairs. In this video - Get some gum plaster, shape it as original and make some holes in it for keys. Easy move and you would not lose your PRO appereance :) In the video with robo-hand - I would make this simple, mini - plastic part with some hot glue or 3d printer instead of wasting 20$ for another RH Keep it moving, greetings from Poland :)

[@ChrisFredriksson]

WOW! What a result! =D Really can't say its the same computer =P Just a question, is this just pure hydrogen peroxide, say from a hair saloon? Like 30% something..? Or have you mixed it in any way like those "recipes" you find on the net for restoring old plastics?

[@luke9511]

+Chris Fredriksson in one of his older videos he found a shampoo or something like that from a hair salon that is basically that recipe your talking about in a bottle ready made, but for the keys it looks like he just used straight up hydrogen peroxide with the sun

[@AFishNamedBob]

This was my first home computer! I still have the $3000 receipt somewhere.

[@zymosan99]

i actually own a IIc, but when trying to take it apart, i could not because of those hidden clips. mine also is in perfect conditon, AND has the original monitor with an original sticker on the side!

[@AndrewWukusick]

This video brought back so many old memories. I had one of these same computers when I was a kid. Hopefully I'll come across that old thing someday so I can get it working properly again.

[@Aquagamer224]

Hi I know you don't sell the iBook clamshell anymore but can you tell me how you upgraded it so I can upgrade one so I can use it more efficiently so I can use it everyday

[@The8BitGuy]

+Xander Aquagamer Heffer You aren't likely to be able to use a clamshell everyday no matter what you do to it.

[@Aquagamer224]

I know that is the case but I wouldn't use it for hardcore things maybe some youtube now and again and web browsing

[@timelordcs]

+Xander Aquagamer Heffer KZbin barely runs of the iBook because of the poor performance of adobe flash

[@BillLiGrowingMinds]

+Timelord_no_1 MC KZbin doesn't use Adobe Flash; it uses HTML5.

[@timelordcs]

+Bill Li yes, but it uses flash as well

[@AverageJoeVinyl]

Excellent! What a nice gift. I've wanted a IIc for ages. Nice clean up!

[@spicydeath82]

i believe the yellowing is caused by the breakdown of the bromide in the plastic. they used it in older plastic shells as a fire retardant.

[@Firealarm102]

OpposingForces in bis last restoration he said that the plastic was exposed to light then over time the chemical of the plastic and light make the plastic yellow thats why cases today are either black plastic or glossy white

[@spicydeath82]

Firealarm102 yes, light breaks down the bromide, which causes the yellowing. sunlight typically bleaches materials.

[@spicydeath82]

as far as the color of cases go today, it has little to nothing to do with yellowing and everything to do with aesthetics. who wants a beige tower when you can have a nice glossy black, silver or white one?

[@Rubycon99]

I actually hate glossy everything personally. Much prefer matte finishes... but yeah beige in general isn't too appealing. It's one of the few retro aesthetic choices that doesn't hold any particular charm for me.

[@Emptiness_Machine_2001]

I've put my new computer into a beige case from 2000, simply because I like the look of... Beige computers.

[@MrBeandip55]

I just got my hands on a IIc and the monitor & printer, very yellowed and this will help me a lot in fixing it up, thanks a ton, 8-bit guy

[@efwrbt]

5:17 ]This is a test ?SYNTAX ERROR

[@KilravockMusicSWS]

So glad you did this video. Just picked up a IIc in similar shape. Doing a restoration myself.

[@dangrblx]

You made a small mistake, you make the Up and Down arrow keys switched

[@dangrblx]

Good work on the project btw

[@heywoodjablowme1624]

+DangBoyIsCool Good catch!

[@The8BitGuy]

+DangBoyIsCool Yeah.. I noticed that when I was nearly done filming.. It's fixed now.

[@deleteduser7338]

Jason McCann wow rude

[@deleteduser7338]

Jason McCann jk this is old

[@lillydoye7418]

I know someone who tried to retrobright an Amiga. The treatment left it with an uneven colouration and bleached some areas lighter than their original colour. After the treatment the device quickly reverted to an even stronger shade of yellow. He also had some major issues with hazardous fumes and disposal of the waste chemicals. Based on this evidence I personally am not willing to try this treatment, but I am impressed that it worked so well for you.

[@The8BitGuy]

+Samuel Doye I have an Amiga 500 up in the attic in serious need of restoration. It's on my to-do list. So I guess we'll see how that goes eventually. Might be later this year.

[@rhali123123]

Last time i was this early... Apple was just a fruit.

[@MCAlexisYT]

wat

[@alansmithee1030]

One of the best episodes yet!

[@MattyewMashew]

this was satisfying as FUCK to watch

[@awalden]

Thank you! I enjoyed this very much. --- I'm a big Apple IIe, IIc, IIgs fan... along with the Franklin and Laser 128 as well. ---- I wish you much success with your channel.

[@BetaDreTV]

what type of video camera do you use for recording?

[@The8BitGuy]

+BetaDre.TV Most of the computer shots are taken with a Samsung Galaxy Camera. The wide shots with me in them are taken with a Samsung NX-2000. Both cameras are kind of old, but still do a good job.

[@batfan1939]

+The 8-Bit Guy Thematically appropriate response! Especially on a restoration video.

[@TechDeals]

+The 8-Bit Guy "old" does not mean bad... I have a 10 year old video camera that uses a hard drive (one of those IBM Microdrives). It is heavy and slow compared to modern cameras, but it shoots beautiful video!

[@PlatinumEagleStudios]

+Tech Deals Yeah but at what max resolution?? I assume it's from the 80's or 90's so if the camera is that old then chances are it will only shoot 240 or 480P SD. That is not the BEST quality there is.........But then again, even VHS tapes on my old 2005 1080P HD Panasonic Viera plasma TV look pretty damn good so I'm not gonna judge. On top of that, does it have any connection to computers so you can offload videos onto another hard drive?? Those old ass IBM hard drives are a bit of a pain to use because yes they are slow but it's an old hard drive camera so it may not have much in terms of ports. But I may be wrong.

[@TechDeals]

+EpicEverythingDude75 My video camera? I have a Sony HD Camcorder from 2008 that shoots at 1080p at 30 fps to a 40GB IBM Microdrive. It was expensive, but it still is beautiful, mostly because it is optically stabilized and it has a really nice Carl Zeuis lens. I said it was 10 years old, I looked it up, it turns out it is 8 years old. :) This is the specific camera that I'm talking about. amzn.to/26FVDMN It still works perfectly, the only thing it has needed is a new battery, but those are now inexpensive from third parties. The hard drive is not removable, instead you simply plug it into a USB port and it shows up as a drive in Windows, just copy the files off.

[@grumpycalenzana7514]

I have a IIc that still works like a dream and I admire the restoration you did in this video. Unfortunately I would never have the ability to do that to mine.

[@antikommunistischaktion]

How is the hydrogen peroxide solution for the case and plastic wrap made?

[@MarkTheMorose]

+Ryan Cavitt (Kira) Search for 'Retr0bright'.

[@otter-pro]

i love the music. It enhances the mood and feels like we're back in the 80s.

[@mcwatcher8994]

What strength H2O2 did you use?

[@dumdum7786]

Roughly 15 percent

[@johndildy2795]

I love these vintage computer restorations!

[@jjjulius8082]

Can you make a fideo about you museum ???

[@teh_supar_hackr]

somehow, he STILL has not made one on his museum. He should make one.

[@LSBF_]

( video, sorry it was tempting )

[@cataclysmicterrain]

That grammar tho

[@ConsensusX]

I love your restoration videos and your love for classic computers!

[@markusdauer6676]

hey pretty cool vid gretings from germany i heard you was in german thats realy cool in wana go to the usa also in a cople years

[@The8BitGuy]

+MarkusDauer& Friends I've been to Germany twice. I've visited Frankfurt, Berlin, and Munich.

[@markusdauer6676]

i was in berlin too i am a sport schutze and i won a tour to berlin i was jugendschutze twice and volkstfestschutze one time the english speech is fantastic you can speek with so many people only with one language

[@JackDLong]

Retro PC Gamer Did you go to the United States of America yet? 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 You live in Germany? 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇩🇪

[@TheBroDotTV]

Love the way you restored this old piece of junk. Brilliant video!!!

[@AdrianoAndrade0]

So UV light makes plastics yellow over time. By that logic, applying sunscreen to the plastics would preserve them?

[@texannationalist5887]

yeah, but then you'd have sticky smelly plastic

[@techmage89]

Didi Andrade I've actually wondered if clear-coating them would work.

[@TheEpicMario]

It’s amazing how you get them to look brand new again!

[@kyoudaiken]

The way you talk strongly reminds me of Austin Evans.

[@peter-william]

Kyôdai Ken yes! collab with austin!

[@17659817265781465781]

That's not dedication, that's passion. Good job!

[@DoctorBlankenstein]

6:04 designed by #Woz

[@XZenon]

I love watching these. Fills me with hope that not all is lost.

[@jackdiller9087]

Please get a pop filter on your mic....

[@jackdiller9087]

There are so many mods of people making pop filters for phones it's ridiculous.

[@jackdiller9087]

As I said, there are so many videos of people making pop filters for phones it's ridiculous.

[@ilpatongi]

+the brick breaker He uses a Blue Snowball for narration and a shotgun mic when he talks in camera. He can use a Pop filter

[@Kippykip]

Sounds fine to me

[@jackdiller9087]

Ok?

[@Eedelia01]

I'm super impressed that your retrobright trick worked with only sunlight.

[@chriswheeler2912]

can you review a chromebook cr 48 it is old.

[@Matthew28845]

No it's not, it's from 2010

[@chriswheeler2912]

+Matthew28845 i just think it would be good it see it because it is 6 or 5 years old and it is slower than your windows or mac that you have. god bless.

[@Matthew28845]

Chris Wheeler Well, it's nowhere near as old as the 8-bit era.

[@chriswheeler2912]

+Matthew28845 thank you for telling. i have autism so i did not understand what you said before. i know now. thank you

[@JackDLong]

Chris Wheeler What is autism. I have a bad OCD problem. If something isn’t perfect I will break it HTB Style. But I also have a QWÈÉÊËĒĖĘRTŸÛÜÙÚŪÎÏÍĪĮÌÔÖÒÓŒØŌÕPÀÁÂÄÆÃÅĀŚŠDFGHJKLŁŽŹŻXÇĆČVBÑŃM CASR OF FLORIDA PEE!

[@mikemac2188]

awesome I need to try this with my Apple 2E I love the design of the Apple 2C it is quite beautiful great job restoring history

[@AstroMatt]

I threw it in the carbage

[@AstroMatt]

+Serhat Seviç nah

[@user2C47]

threw what in the garbage?

[@TechnologySpotlight]

A rubber mat under the keyboard.

[@raoulduke3000]

gratulations, you are the perfect Apple consumer!

[@adamv242]

I have a IIc in similar condition that I have to try the peroxide treatment on sometime. This is encouraging!

[@akkudakkupl]

I must say that ][c has awesome systems engineering. I still hate the company ;-)

[@wcm5150]

I love stuff like this. Great video 8 bit guy.

[@flintsteel7]

Great video! I love restoring old computers... so satisfying. I've got a Packard Bell 20CD I'm working on right now, as well as a Macintosh Classic II.