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Reminds me when i was in 5th grade 😢

I just rebuilt a Spotbot. I believe the backwards motion is from the cam timing. Try moving the cam to a different position. Carefully remove the old grey tires off the wheels and fit appropriate o-rings on wheel.

WOO HOO THIS THE MOST BANGER YAY XD

I was so looking forward to this build this but I can’t get the disk image, looks like registration to Neo Arcadia is blocked or am I missing something ?

Did you find that it needed a diffuser to keep the brightness down? If so, what diffuser material would you recommend?

Thank you so much. This absolutely saved my Dreamcast!

la scheda jamma intenzione che significa grazie

I have this microscope and find it invaluable for my SMD soldering work. Unfortunately, I have mislaid the instruction booklet. Do you know if it available to download please? Liked and subscribed.

I shorted the display ribbon cable by accident and the music playing just stopped and there was a high pitched, soft buzzing sound so i immediately switched it off. When I leave it plugged in, nothing happens but I can feel the CPU getting quite hot over the heatsink. Any suggestions to try? I really ought to buy a multimeter

I'm having to do the same fix to my MVS MV1A board so thankful I found these videos

Great video mate. I ripped em all off youtube and bunged em on a blu ray. Even ordered a Guyver figure from Japan lol. Manga Video was the shizz back then. And if you dug Dominion Tank Police then search on youtube for the new Gunship Doom Dance video - pays tribute 90s manga video, it's good stuff.

I found your video as I was looking for anyone else's description of attempts to repair a faulty Seaward PAT tester of this form factor - there are a number of different models, which look similar externally but with wildly different PCB designs inside - and no-one anywhere has found a schematic in the wild to assist - roll on the Right to Repair movement! I'm an experienced electronics engineer, and your video is a couple of years old but I have a couple of observations for you - Even with your inexperience at this point you're doing a good job with your soldering, much better than the cack-handed efforts of whoever was let loose on it before you got it! Keep learning - you can only get better at repair with increasing knowledge! I'd say this machine had been wet/damp/water-splashed in the past, the moisture leading to the dulling of the solder contacts and creating possible leakage between pins of ICs through corrosion or impurities of damp grime deposited - leading to erratic display behaviour and erratic microcontroller behaviour. It's sadly not unusual for on-site test tools like this that are in fact not waterproof (even though they look ruggedised), to be tossed in a ratty old gear bag in a van, as opposed to being kept dry on the workbench. So your decision to apply flux and reflow dull solder was a good one. It's best to use solderwick to remove as much of the old oxidised old solder as possible, apply new solder, and scrub up with IPA as you did. The two pins they soldered the battery wires onto, were the remains of a 2-pin plastic socket similar to the others on the board - I'm guessing that the previous "repairer" either wrenched the wire/s out of the crimped plug while trying to dismantle the machine, or wrenched the socket plastic off the board still attached to the plug, leaving the pins behind... and/or there was corrosion in the plug (that dull solder on that via suggests this) which ruined it, so they just soldered the wires direct to the remaining pins rather than replacing the socket and recrimping a new plug. In that case, they should have first removed the pins as you did, as the pins' actual plated surfaces may have become oxidised and made a bad solder contact. Oh and those red items are the relays you can hear clicking when it performs the tests - needed to disconnect and reconnect the pins on the IEC and 3-pin sockets in different combinations to check for crossed wiring and to momentarily connect the high voltage generator to the socket pins during insulation testing. Cheers, from New Zealand!

There is a way of testing the tilt audio board on the bench. Just need to add 12vdc to the board and plug in speakers to the audio jack. Then you can test it on the bench.

I doubt I'll get a response but is there an english language site I can get the software from?

Wow 👌

thank you.

How does The floor plate attach? Mine is missing something and you can’t sit on the bench safely

That would be cool buddy

I know this is 2 years old, but I have bought Teenage mutant Ninja Turtles and the battery is not charging up, I had this before with space ace and returned it, but looking at this video the battery looks very simple to change, is this worth doing myself? or should I just send it back, seems like a proper waste, judging by the box when I got it, the game had been sitting around for quite some time, so looks like the battery has lost the ability to hold a charge or recharge fully. I have some experience with retro console and cartridge refurbishment/cleaning so I am not going in blind so to speak. TIA for any answer.

Hey, great video. With your technical knowledge, how do you get these to turn on immediately with Power? I have bought 10 of these, all the various games and running them off a single USB hub. ideally I wanted it connected to a smart plug and when activated they all power on so hoping you could do a separate video for loads of people who would also like to know how to do it, or better still if you made a Plug and Play Bypass using JST Connecters etc so we can simply unplug and plug your harness in I know 1000s of Quarter arcade owners that would want that functionality.

How much is 20 pounds in American money?

As a kid I bought my first megadrive new from a video library (Choices) in the early 90’s . After a few months I realised my console looked different to everyone else’s and thought it was a fake. I now know it was a PAL Asia console that must have been imported. I was a bit gutted that I sold it years ago so have now ordered another PAL Asia console to replace it, happy days 😊

I used it a few months ago successfully, i now want to use it again but it won't accept my password. I got them to email me a new password and it still doesn't work. It says i need to create a profile again. I tried calling them, i was waiting for 1 hour and 20 minutes for someone to pick up but nobody ever did so i hung up. Absolutely terrible serice! Like i haven't got anything else better to do with my time then creare more accounts and phone then 😂

Mine works with cable, but the PS3 is unable to find any bluetooth devices and/or connect to them. The wifi works okay. Any suggestions?

Hello mate, don’t supposed you’d be interested in some spare / repairs consoles - 2 360s 2 phat ps3!

First 10 minutes just empty talking, BS channel.

Your super sf2 is not japanese, thats a pal asia version

Late to the party here, this is great! Im inspired bro! Cheers 👍 great way to learn, would love to dive into a big one but... money... space...

I had no power then fix the ribbon now then had no disc feed then change out sensors but disc is still spinning up replace the hole motor and sensors

You have a topper ? I need a pic. I also need a pic of the seat or the wing On back

If you're renting it for a full day can you leave your car in costco carpark 🤔

My problem is my controller syncs but the moment i remove the cable the remote flash 4 lights and arent conected but it has power without the cable solution?

yesss big up the Barry lads, definitely hella weed in that bad boy 😂

cool where can i find a switch does it matter what sort you use probably a stupid question but I'm a newbie lol

Forget the rest.... WD40 is The Best! lol

Is that Euros 😂

Whats your 3 middle buttons on the front for?

Thnx

I’ve had rows of faded or purple colored pixels on my ms pacman and galaga so theses can’t be taken seriously, they don’t last.

I have a question since I stumbled your video, so I suspect that this component that has a Toshiba branding on and its round, gets kinda hot when plugged in I can feel it on the component itself and the shield and even on the PCB , I'm using a DC adaptor a 9v 1amp which has good reviews, is the cause of my NES not getting enough voltage? and it powers on but no audio or video, also when there's no game it does the blinking, so would this component be it? I already recap too, and fixed my pins and it is OEM

The reason certain games do not load it is only 16mb so only small games will back up or load ie 2 floppies with 2 files of 4mb on each.

I have one that doesn't power on anymore, and thanks for the video.

I have one of these in great shape if anyone is interested $500 CDN

also anyone else that get these, EvapoRust works wonders on the bottom plate, used it on my Hori Fighting Stick Neo II

saw you 3d model for this and looked for the video. awesome job man

Iv done the thermal paste a few times today before i did it the xbox one was working and now it wont even stay on for 10 seconds

Console 5 is definitely a Jasper/Kronos so that should last for ages