i dont remember when i bought my Naga but its been with me for a long time! Just changed the switches and it feels like new! I've had an issue that when i bring it on vacation and its not plugged in it wont work for a while so i guess the traces are not 100% anymore but i hope it will last for many years to come. love it!

12:20 An easier way is to just mount the 7805 onto the heat sink first and then you don't have to worry about measuring how high it is.

@PunkNDisorderlyGamer Thx a lot for this video. I can't find the proper switch for the left and right button. Could you tell me where did you buy it, or what type is it ? Thx :)

Hell yea brother love these videos

Kind of curious. Did nintendo use high temp silver solder on these boards, or the lower temp lead/tin mix?

Nice Video ! Sub & Big Like ! And Love Retro Games !

What desoldering gun do you use? I'm trying to find a good one that isn't $300 like the hakko one And one thing to watch out for on those replacement shells, if you have the model with the sound module, you have to make sure to get a case that says it works for the shvc. I guess not all of them accommodate the sound module

I want a Neptune so badly !!!!!

I’m so pleased for you I knew you’d figure it out sometimes persevering pays off.

Great job and good save!!! 😁

The Myth...The Legend

funny, I just bought the same case but in full clear. Worked great. I used the top shell pieces that were in good shape like the parts around the cart, original buttons, and eject lever.

if you dont need the money atm, keep it and sell it down the line or something

I'd say keep it as a trophy as a reminder of the dedication and hard work you've accomplished on this particular console. Or a giveaway would be nice. Keep posting these snes vids. I really enjoy them as I have an affinity to those console.

please put for tv in 4:3

You could do a giveaway thing!

I have to say is great job with your work and dedication here on youtube!! I like the transparent top and bottom cases on the super Nes too! Yet another amazing video to see! 😊

Great job. If I were you I would probably sell that on eBay. You could probably get at least $200 with the new shell and new capacitors.

Welcome back!!! I'm so happy you are uploading more great videos!!! 😁

You don't give yourself enough credit. This is great work. You practically rebuilt the entire board. I know this was a challenge for you, but you stuck with it. I don't think I would have the patience or skill to do this.

What desolder pump gun is that? Looks like it works really well

Couple questions: 1) What temperature do you set your iron to? 2) You had painted over the traces after using the fibreglass brush. What about the other bare metal parts that were brushed up? At 8:15 you pointed at one part you brushed up. Would that ever rust back up?

Was a fun video to watch. It is always pretty funny when you spend time swapping and re-flowing chips just for it to be a second cleaning that actually gets you somewhere. I am not a big fan of after market shells, but this looks nice for what it is. I'd sell it if I were you, there is a lot of people paying a lot for these 1 chip consoles and most people watching your stuff are probably already into repairs and things enough to either do that new voultar edge enhancement mod for the 2 chips or already own a 1 chip. If you did give it away, I'd be sure to enter though. I have been watching your channel for years would be cool to have something you worked on.

Nice job sticking with it. I thought that thing was a goner. 😆

Putting the 1Chip in a clear case was a genius move. Being able to see it underneath is really cool

Man that's a big big win. We'll done and a 1 chip. That she'll perfect.

You not knowing what to do with it means you are doing this with passion. I respect that. I started working on SNES boards after watching your content.

Wow , you are amazing Bro 🎉❤ cheers!!!

Those shells last pretty good. I've had a smoke gray one on my every day SNES for over 2 years now and it still looks good and is holding up well. PS: those RF shields were from back in the day when a lot of people depended on rabbit ear TV antennas. Video game consoles tended to interfere with them. Besides, nobody uses the RF anymore. PSS: Use Wndex to wipe the shell down next time. It does a better job.

I would do a give away! Nice work 👏 👌 👍

Eu deixava o ejequiti e a tampa do cartuchho original, mas não vejo a hora de comprar o meu fume.Esse sugador de solda é excelente.

Thanks to You and Your Videos I finally worked up the courage and Replaced a snes power port that was Bad.

Glad you are back! Sell that thing and use the money to get some cool items for more content.

It's better that you're back ☝️ I always see you helping on reddit, thanks for uploading this valuable stuff, a hug from Chile

Wow, I'm impressed you got that working, just because of how bad it looked originally. I've got I think 3 1chips and all three need an APU, plus an APU board too haha.

Yeah, I don't think there's any point to the RF shield nowadays, SFCs and most JP consoles didn't have them so it was probably the FCC being overprotective

My dude, it's good to see you back in the game.

I tried putting in new cap kit and reflowed all the chips I'm still getting a DMA fail on the burn in test Donkey Kong plays none of my Zelda's play Bro could you please help me out Bro I have a 93 board it has a PPU 1 and PPU 2 chip hit me I would really appreciate it I need a part's board

Nice, awesome skills! I wish I could do stuff like that, my hands are so shaky now from age and working as a carpenter/roofer

omg i have the same problem. i have a sns-cpu-gpm-02 cpu-b. similar garbage from donkey kong country. the burn in test was also similar. I just need a ppu 1...

Are you using a magnifying glass or a microscope?

When you FF through the real work, I fast forward out of here.

20:51 Fred Richid: Oh Brother! This Guy Stinks!!! 😡

Where does the owner get all of these? That's a ton of boards!

I’m glad you tried to save the cpu from the coke bored it’s a shame it didn’t work but you had to try right to be sure

fantastic video 🖖🔝

4:00 that looks like a bad solder connection, have you tried putting pressure on the cpu and/or ppus then turning the console on?

What are the chances of figuring out the issue without the burn in cartridge? Those things are crazy expensive. Is your best bet to just start swapping chips? Really enjoy your videos!

Thats alot of CPUs, it would be cool if someone sold aftermarket cpus to replace Bad ones...