OHROM A600 leaked caps and broken pads and dreams
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
- E495: OHROM sends over his Amiga 600 in for a tune up. a busted pad on series cap. showing the repairs and close ups of why you should re cap your old computers.
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Tools used in this video:
Tonya - a hammer
Aven Desoldering Wick
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Jonard IC extractor
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BackBit Chiptester pro v2
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DIP Pin Straightener
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Helmet of Goober:
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Solder station WepTools 853d-5AII
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Desoldering station WepTools 948d3
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Fume Extractor: Weptools 948DQ
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Siglent SDS1052DL digital oscilloscope
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Your comment something to the effect of "for some of us these things are a passion...", "I cant explain it unless your an enthusiast..." is so spot on.
I'm an enthusiast and I think I know what you mean.
I bought a non working A1200, swapped out the ROMs (it had one A4000 ROM in it for some reason) for two 3.1's of my own, cleaned it and the (previously non working) floppy drive to within an inch of their lives, swapped the failing PSU for a spare one of my own, wrote and labelled 6 Workbench disks, then sold it for a tiny bit more than I paid for it. It felt like I had to make it live again and had to get it in to its next owner in a decent state.
Best coffee cup I've seen on the internet there
A600's look so strange to me. But never the less - those are fully capable Amigas as well. Enjoyed your video as always and learned something new.
lol, the cappie twister
Great video! The jokes were great! Keep them coming, It was almost a sitcom. Hey, wait a sec....
I been waiting for this one, great work Chis appreciate it. it looked amazing when got it back. I always over bubble wrap anything I ship after I purchased an Amiga 2000 keyboard on Ebay and the idiot shipped it to me, in one of those shipping type bags nothing else. and of course when I opened it up nothing but pieces.
LOL!! "Lorena" the caps off! It took me a little before I realized the reference.
Great work again Chris! 💪 Greetings from Croatia!
Great job! I might have to recap my A600 as the sound isn't working. There's no corrosion at any of the caps that I can see and almost all the traces look shiny. Maybe they are just dried out and/or any corrosion is happening under the caps...dunno but will give it a go over the summer.
Thanks Chris great work cheers
Another great video Chris 👍
Nice one Dr Chris… It was a Meme a Thon on this one…. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣….
great video again, like ever! I love it
Hi Chris, Nice repair you did. Now iam repairing a Amiga 500 for a customer. It have bad caps too. Greetings from Steven from the Netherlands
PULLED AND ADRIAN, LMFAO.
Another great fix. I'm curious, have attempted a reAmiga build yet, if so what model and did you do a video on it?
Yup an Amiga 4000 its the patreon video of the week
Hi Dr chris. I have to remove a Motorola 68882 from a plcc socket as I suspect its the wrong way round. There are a few different tools on the market can you advise on the tool you would use
The old plcc shovel. Only place I’ve seen the, were on old pentium overdrive processors. Intel made them to remove the old 486 plcc chip’s
Chris, please, for the love of dog, if you're going to use the funny explosion have the audio level equal to the rest of the video! You've got over a 20dB (!) jump between the preceding spoken section and the explosion which can blow speakers, damage equipment and fry wits. It turns it from funny to something else starting with f.
Likewise you've got a 10dB jump between your spoken section and "No One Cares" which is also too hot. I dropped the explosion by 10dB which still made it too loud for my taste but carried the explosion meaning, and the "No One Cares" by 3dB which seemed to slot it unobtrusively with your surrounding speech.
Remember, audio isn't just about managing the peaks, it's also about the overall intensity. You can think of it as a constant tone at a high level seems to be louder than an intermittent pulse at the same level. Your speech is the infrequent pulse and the explosion is the constant tone, to make them seem equivalent you need to drop the maximum levels of the constant tone.
I measured the differences by exporting the audio into Audacity then using the "contrast" analyser to look at the effective dB differences between the sections of audio.
it startled my cat. she's sleeping in front of the 35cm woof
@@chaoticsystem2211 See Chris! Think of the kitties and the woofers! ;-)