Risking it all - SE/30 Floppy Drive Replacement

[@Slay1337pl]

So you're saying if they named this computer "Macintosh SEx", this video would be called "Risking it all - SEx Drive Replacement"?

[@Aurocastro1]

You don't put two Druagas in a single room, ever!

[@DyoKasparov]

more like u def wanna do it

[@StevenOBrien]

Oh cool, Druaga cloned himself.

[@CHEsnproductions]

You are the only tech guy on KZbin that makes simple projects harder lol

[@SpadeSebbo]

Finally a video with Druaga1 and Druaga2

[@elitheothercomputerguy5436]

Oh god I can't tell between their voices.

[@HappySlappyFace]

that meme is only for harry and jerry videos.

[@diegosakk2934]

HappySlappyFace I thought I'd never hear of that channel again

[@HappySlappyFace]

DarkTails The Fox LOL!

[@ruthdelgado6748]

Eli The Other Computer Guy I can

[@Ginupseed]

I can :/

[@xaer0knight]

now Phil's Computer Lab now did a video on SCSI to SD Card Reader.. so It can SSD ;)

[@AiOinc1]

Hey, I saw that too!

[@Craft4Cube]

Jason Hicks He should put it in the Mac

[@xaer0knight]

Milan Jovanovic lol it has been for years. Imagine how I feel being on KZbin for over a decade now!

[@SuburbanKinoGG]

Actually redrocktech.com makes scsi ssd's

[@SuburbanKinoGG]

***** just saying that its possible not wanting him to do it

[@AiOinc1]

Mmm a CRT won't harm you as long as you don't remove the rubber cap covering the high potential anode. The fly back dies on its own since the oscillator transistors won't be running anymore, meaning that once it's powered off the board is safe. It's still wise to discharge the tube before you go poking around in that area, or at least disconnect it in the case that the internal diode between the anode and the fly back has shorted or was never installed. Excellent way to start my week!

[@AiOinc1]

Average CRT anode voltage is probably nearer to 22kV than 27, but that's close enough. During operation, the fly back puts out high voltage but low current, usually so low that you won't even feel it. However, if you leave it in circuit with the CRT, the tube will act as a sort of capacitor and bring that current up to dangerous levels, even at low voltage. The general rule of thumb is to leave the damned thing alone, it's not as dangerous as people make them out to be, but they're dangerous enough that you really shouldn't mess with them without any prior instruction.

[@AiOinc1]

That boot time just shows you that no matter just how fast we clock our processors and no matter how many cores we add, the old equipment will always be better because it's simplicity leaves less to go wrong. They also don't compensate for the mentally disabled generations of today, but that's a different story.

[@MattExzy]

I agree, I had to take a double look at that boot. I think System 6 was written in close to assembly. The problem is, today's OSs need to load a lot of libraries, and lots of high-level language stuff. That's why a browser a decade ago might've used 100MB, and the one I'm using now is eating 1GB. iTunes is gobbling on half a gig. But, I guess that's why we have SSDs :D

[@8bitbubsy]

When teaching people this, you shouldn't rule out the possibility of high voltage capacitors being present and charged on a board after disconnecting the HV anode from the CRT. In this case though, the only high voltage caps (AFAIK) are the DC filter ones *inside* the PSU, so it's safe. Not all old boards have a bleeding resistor for the big caps.

[@armanelgtron4533]

+Digital Style I also do see AIO inc. on most if not all of the channels I watch.

[@Kizamime]

YOU FINALLY FIGURED OUT HOW TO CLONE YOURSELF

[@whitewater9873]

i just got a mac SE. Artifacting was all over the screen so i removed the mainboard and checked the caps and battery, removed the battery then washed the board with a toothbrush in isoproply alcohol then distilled water then dried for 5 days. works perfect now. even came with all its manuals

[@Headspinner496]

Just got home from school to see another druaga1 video had been uploaded!

[@shrijanshetty6642]

Headspinner496 , just woke up in a holiday to see another druaga 1 upload

[@Korstre]

I'd prefer working with an iMac G3 as the CRT is shielded from the "logic" board and other parts I'm interested in working with. Bare CRTs out of their enclosures scare me. Too bad I still don't have a classic monochrome Macintosh.

[@AiOinc1]

The only thing you have to worry about is cracking the glass or necking the tube, both of which usually just mean that it'll stop working at all and you have to buy a replacement. If you're removing cataracts from the screen, be extremely careful because the tube has a serious risk of implosion. So long as you don't leave the tube in circuit, the high voltage from the fly back won't hurt you at all, but if you leave the tube in circuit it acts as a capacitor, which will bring the 24kV at .2mA to 24kV at 2A which will really ruin your decade.

[@sauceru99]

HAppy we ain't using them in 2016

[@NiceYoutuber]

Milan Jovanovic That high pitched noise is annoying as hell.

[@n_3719]

+Sauce We use CRTs, still

[@beyondbeyond1965]

+Milan Jovanovic There's a solution for that - Ageing.

[@limewirepro]

what i needed today

[@limewirepro]

***** must you cause pain mason

[@limewirepro]

***** chense/10

[@AiOinc1]

Love the profile icon

[@limewirepro]

AIO inc. thanks lol

[@CattoRayTube]

Video idea: lighting up using the Apple SE's CRT.

[@samuelfrancis9143]

They sound identical

[@B1akTang1dH4rt]

Probably as they live in the same country

[@lithium820]

2x Druaga1 D: MY BRAIN HURTS

[@DershRendar]

Max Kruse right??? Their voices are IDENTICAL.

[@ValgarYellowKnight]

They also AkBKukU

[@generaltechnology8250]

My 6502 hurts!

[@shrijanshetty6642]

Macintosh SEx could have been their best selling computer ever

[@loganbahm]

Skipped school to watch your vid, thanks bro

[@BirdSeedForSpeed]

17 minutes? I think i'm on the wrong channel. Jokes aside, your videos always make my day, man

[@Sbradiganz]

"ENJOY ASMR TINKERING NOISES!" As you command, Supreme Weed Lord Druaga.

[@LetsPlayKeldeo]

well 6am in germany on a school day ... Druaga Time

[@IRNatman]

God damn it these videos are the best.

[@ChrisMX9]

There is a capacitor that discharges the Crt when powers off so it's not that dangerous even though when I disassembled mine I discharged the Crt anyways

[@Sans-ho2oc]

I usually don't like other people collabing with KZbinrs I watch that do videos like this, but AkBkUkU is an exception. He fits in perfectly. I can't even tell them apart

[@mewimi]

Someone buy him an Ifixit Kit lol...

[@Jackpkmn]

if you load up a 7.0 startup disk with the apple share extension you can load a shared disk image/folder from a newer internet connected mac over serial to install the os bypassing the floppy drive. allowing you to mass transfer data or even install larger mac os installs like 7.5.5.

[@midleno8364]

Oh god there are two of them. The world wasn't ready.

[@Jackpkmn]

as somone who replaced the disk drive on an se/.30 when i was like 12 i started cackling like a madman when i saw you left the drive door on the donor drive.

[@Seawolf.Gaming]

"Hey smokers drug one here in Mena Cockapoo cooler here" ~ Courtesy of auto-generated captions

[@eatsleepdie8808]

I have an iMac G3 Flower Power that needs the disc drive to be replaced but I'm too scared to open it up as I'm afraid I'm gonna break something XD

[@Rudofaux]

0% chance it was in focus it was in focus.

[@C4FF31N3]

do you know what focus is?

[@WindowsG]

i really need to get a vintage mac like this

[@qwerty4real796]

omg ive been waiting all week for a video

[@machmodeling]

That "ass to grass" bit should be an inspiration to us all

[@GarrardAT6]

I turned my SE FDHD towards the modern Windows XP monitor so it could watch the video...I think it got scared as it turned on its After Dark screen saver much quicker than normal, and blew bubbles and flying toasters at you...haha!!! I love my SE :)

[@sarahts21]

Ahh HT line, you make a splendid 'crack' noise when I discharge you with my screwdrivers. Yes, I used to work in a TV repair shop.

[@ugagnskraake]

For a healthy person the dangers of the flyback transformer in CRT-monitors is overrated. It's extremely high voltage, but there is barely any capacitance. Now I still won't recommend sticking your dirty fingers in the monitor, but if you are going to work on the machine, keep it unplugged for a few days, stick a crocodile clip between an isolated, flat screwdriver and something you are 100% sure is grounded, and then poke the screwdriver between the protective grommet using only one hand, making sure that you are in contact with the metal in the middle of the anode. This is much safer than just trying to avoid touching components of the CRT-monitor.

[@matthew65536]

funny part is when the original macintosh came out, they had to build one of them every 30 seconds to keep up with damand

[@lenni1964]

8 minutes ago this was uploaded, i have never been this early!

[@shickster1]

The "potentiometers" on the power board are inductors, you're supposed to use a plastic tool to adjust them.

[@raydeen2k]

I"ve reached the point where I try to avoid taking any of my SE's apart if I don't have to. Anytime I do, it seems something else goes wrong. 30 year old cables, connectors, caps, etc. just don't don't like to be disturbed. Soon as I find a decent and affordable 8 or 9" screen, I'm throwing either my RPi or my old 2006 mini in a Classic Case and calling it a day. edit: And I'm through putting those stupid Torx screws back in. These old Macs hold together quite well without them. :)

[@williefleete]

Used to have an SE, it had a 40MB *stepper* hard disk, managed to get a larger hard disk in it which had 7.5.5 on it. That 40MB hard disk might be a voice coil one is it?

[@allenciiungentech]

omg you sound like brothers

[@Fox_1992]

WHICH ONE OF THEM IS DRAUGA THAT'S TALKING?????????

[@MysteriousFigure]

The one that says "Hey smokers, Druaga1 here." *DUH*

[@averagegeek3957]

Druaga1 should do a SSD Tapping ASMR Video.

[@Lucid]

I love your videos man, will always be a fan! :)

[@TRLTheRandomLab]

Risking it all? That's when you pick to take the "Video question challenge" on cash cab.

[@Immovablelava4]

Where are the One Hour or more videos?!

[@uzimonkey]

Hey, I have that sidewinder sitting on my desk right now.

[@lnro4494]

I may be late, but there are ways to discharge a CRT to make it less scarier.

[@dontpresssubscribe1938]

But Henry, the Title wouldn't be as Bad ass. More clicks = more weed.

[@SprintToggle]

Macintosh SE, iPhone SE, where's the MacBook SE?

[@jussapitka6041]

NoahBTV u need to wait another 20 years

[@jakubpouzar3365]

And what about SSD in a Mac SE?

[@krisdphillips]

Druaga should get one of those LVD-SCSI to SATA adapters you can buy on Amazon or eBay that allow you to put a 2.5" SATA drive in a 3.5" LVD-SCSI container. Then he could put an SSD in a Mac SE/30!

[@MortusArtis]

Reminds me of taking apart my Mac Classic, had to replace all the caps and clean the mobo of CAP jizz.

[@FedeVids]

* tries to extract stuck floppy disk * ends up reinserting it... ROFL, made my day! the worst repair attempt ever on a mac classic hahaha! love your videos, just subbed! :-D

[@infinitecanadian]

CRT bulbs won't typically give you a deadly shock.

[@philiptech]

right when I was about to sleep.

[@jussapitka6041]

Phil Pierce right when i wake up

[@SuperGachet]

BeOS/Haiku time?

[@DyoKasparov]

I have that same screwdriver right in-front of me, I changed my HDD yesterday *the one with the black/yellow handle

[@fabian999ification]

You working near an uncovered CRT makes me feel incredibly uneasy, gosh imagine touching that two thousand or so volt wire D:

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

How did you fight the temptation to shout "BANG!" when he was moving things inside the case, that always makes me smile. By the way, the noise in the background, is that your aircon or was this filmed inflight?

[@count0nz]

I see it has a lot of Empty ram slots.... can it be upgraded with more than 4 slots of ram ? I have a Few G4's must make some videos of those. i have a G4 Imac with 1Tb storage and 4G ram.

[@MrVestek]

Just to note: that's an IDE hard drive, not SCSI.

[@armanelgtron4533]

I think it was a "visual aid".

[@MrVestek]

armanelgtron Nope. This particular Mac actually takes IDE drives... not SCSI.

[@MichaelBoumanPegasus4x4]

Just an FYI, Red Rock Technologies does make SCSI SSDs. I have no idea how much they cost or anything, but yeah, they do exist, haha

[@GersonCampos]

I see why Apple wouldn't call the Machintosh SE the Machintosh SEx

[@ThePiGuy24]

if anyone read the description and knows about crt's will be really annoyed that he put crt bulb

[@Shytzedaka]

You could put an SSD in that right?

[@WalnutSpice]

Honestly you could probably use an SD card with a few converters

[@BluesboyJagCigarBoxGuitar]

"Hey smokers, drug 1 here and me and Achapoopoo are here.." ???? wellalrightythen

[@oliviaiacovou]

How about a Mac SE SD?

[@andrewdupuis1151]

i have same one my is geting lines going up and down

[@carlosrxD]

Hello Smokers!!

[@yjk_music]

That boots faster than my computer which uses SSD.

[@resneptacle]

COOLPORN469 Yeah, because there was less to load; Some megabytes back then < multiple gigabytes today

[@Ghjklt544]

wow both sound almost exactly the same

[@davidbosilj]

which one is druaga? this is confusing, they sound the same

[@GroovyDrifter]

So, you installed the drive too high? :-)

[@tubex0214]

Havent seen this in a while a Druaga1 video where nothing gose wrong .

[@Applehackchanel]

I really need a mac se motherboard if you got one working please cintact me

[@Grimmx50]

the long black curls of the hair!! im in love

[@Ghost-ht5pi]

Last time I was this Early , apple was a good company!

[@Nitro_0999]

who is that other guy?

[@bluemetal04]

That's the guy he plays with in the LAN party videos

[@HappySlappyFace]

AkBukBu I think

[@wrxsubaru02]

SSD next?

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

What no SSD?!

[@cappy758]

Plot twist, it's druaga1's brother

[@Sys-Edit0r-1995]

Ah hell Ian, if it runs 7.1 and up it can read up 2TB I believe. Also if you replace the rom with a 32bit rom with one from one of the Macintosh II's you can supposedly have 128MB of ram, or if you run MODE32 with 32 Bit addressing.

[@Sys-Edit0r-1995]

Also if you want a modern SCSI "SSD" try SCSI2SD, the module costs around $70 - $100

[@kim99jung]

could you send me a SSD?

[@leberkassemmel]

It is Multiplayer!

[@specialopsdave]

How have you not fried an entire computer yet over the years, considering your disassembly/reassembly methods? XD

[@gidoiurafael]

"Macintosh SEx" rule 34 is storming in

[@Cryosphered]

Finally my Druaga withdrawals are satiated

[@koltonhennessey]

Is it me or is this basically just two Stoners messing around with an old computer

[@PiddeBas]

Are they brothers ore something? They sound so similar

[@lucasgalaxy123]

this may sound kinda dumb, but what exactly is bad about a CRT screen that you can't touch it?

[@resneptacle]

Lucas Eberhardt The tube holds high current/high voltage, which could kill you if touched at the wrong position, and also the power supply has charged, high voltage capacitors, also dangerous

[@JaseWolf]

This is the most satisfying video ever looool

[@StephenFasciani]

this was posted on my 17th birthday

[@dysfunctionalwombat]

That's the problem with the door-less drives. Dust gets in there an screws shit up

[@jpod197]

y no SSD?

[@Toomkee]

now i know why he calls himself Druaga1... bcs the other guy is Druaga2

[@eekeek433]

How much weed was consumed during or after this was recorded?

[@MrArmadaskier4123]

Lee Tookey unfortunately none. it's an act.

[@MattExzy]

*heavy breathing cat meme*

[@MattExzy]

YES! *heavy breathing intensifies*

[@ComputerGenius10]

yea exactly wtf the breathing cat thing is/used to be a very popular meme how was he supposed to know that you had a personal thing with your cat that was breathing heavily and died

[@MattExzy]

Yeah, I think this could snowball into lots of other memes now. Like the Philip J. Fry one... *not sure if sarcasm*

[@avster9960]

dude you need to have 2 videos a week