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Could that unknown board be a Corvus Systems device for 8 bit machines? Seems to be somewhat of a unicorn you have there.

It is possible to rescue those chips out of that epoxy.

Jurassic park amber C64.

Professor Xavier. Sure looks like him.

Very interesting that Disney has a electronic factory, I can see in wiki it maybe could have something to do with the monorails in Disney world.

BlueSCSI and Apple II for the win!

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Im assuming the boards are used possibly as animatronic controllers. Dont sell them to any private collectors. Theyre just gonna steal the technology and claim it as their own

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i love this kind of content thank you

That's a really cool keyboard I'd love to have that

would have been nice if my dad left stuff like that for me

thanks, great video

You can see the Mikael Mouser at 11:38.

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Old school camera? Faulty autofocus

This is really cool! It would be my DREAM to work with e-waste just to look at all the stuff that comes through. Have you ever had any older game console components come through, or anything interesting from game development?

I'm assuming they're anamatronic controller boards? I couldn't catch the part numbers, but it looks like you've got socketed xilinx FPGAs on the other board which are also usefully recycled (if you're in to that sort of thing).

When I was in elementary school in the 90s, we had an entire computer lab of Apple //e and Apple IIGS computers. All wired up using localtalk phonenet adapters. The server and print spool was a single Mac SE/30 running System 6.0.8. There were also two imagewriters in the lab. All booting off the SE/30 and running a huge library of MECC software. This fascinated me beyond words when I was in 3rd grade. I have never seen anyone do a UA-cam video on this setup. Excellent presentation! I subscribed as soon as I saw the video title :D

The RSA keys are used to login very securely to systems, in the case of the keys you showed they would have been to log into your ETrade account. The keys generate one time codes that are unique to each key and good for about 30 seconds, after which they change and give you a new key. At ETrade they would have an RSA server that knows which keys were given to which account holders and the server can computer the same 30-second keys as the little device.

I think that was more exciting than the French 2024 opening ceremony

Love the Bananas for scale!!

Hahah not plugged in and the wrong port. If I had a nickle.

Jam in 2 new TDK film caps.

Ah the old LaserJet. I bought a LasertJet 5MP brand new in 1995 for my Mac and it was built like a tank.

Laserjet 4m+ if I'm not mistaking. That really was very durable workhorse for a printer. Had one in use until 2015 when the heating element decided to quit.

Can I use the iFixit bits in the Kaiweetz driver? I already have an iFixit kit but mixing them might be fun.

If you only need the the precision driver kit, you can buy that part of the toolkit separately for just $40, though you still have to buy the electric driver separately.

Aah, my interest has been peaked. What type of chip is controlling those leds? and how do you go about programming it? Nice little kit and an interesting video ;)

That harsh cold light is making your set look like a morgue and your hands look like a corpse.

two of my favorite things: networking and vintage computers

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I used to have an Atari 2600 when I was like 6 year old. Looking forward to the repair video for those joysticks

Cool little soldering kit. What's your soldering iron setup and what's that board holding tool?

Have you done any soldering to repair old boards on stuff? Those resistors looked old enough to be in my old Westinghouse turntable radio from 1966

Opps! I mistakenly attributed the original source of the gameboy clone; it was actually Adrian Black who first mentioned this doodad on his UA-cam Channel.

Thanks for all of the comments. And thanks for pointing out how I could have done this better and more scientific. I should have mentioned that I compared results between my bench meter, hand held meter and this little cheapo before starting and they were all spot on. Just that this little tester was more convenient for filming. Still learning this stuff. Thanks again.

Could it just be corrosion on the leads?

Try a new 1% resistor 1st. Prove meter is accurate.

i think you need to use a quality meter, like a fluke that has been calibrated, is your meter in spec? resistance of the leads?

That kept me on the edge of my seat with that fast paced action and commentary.

I think its your cheap ali express meter thats the issue. Them leads are so thin they have a high resistance anyway and through the ziff socker .. 😂

Why would a resistor go out of spec?

Not even the money to buy a decent multimeter. Come on. Any cheap multimeter would be more accurate and faster than this component tester.

What was the original tolerance according to the tolerance rings? It may be that they are in fact within the designed tolerance. Not up to todays standard though (usually 5 or even 1%).

I would have thought a multi-meter would have been quicker for resistors :) ps what's the resistance of the leads? i.e. if you short your red and black probes together, does it read 20ohms by any chance?

Thanks for your effort. Are those carbon resistors or metal film? Suppose carbon regarding the age. However: You may try baking them and redo the test. I bet the results will be really different.