Just wanted to say that I very much enjoy your content and hope to see you continue into the new year - at your own pace, because I totally understand scripting, filming and editing videos can be a chore (I personally find the editing process to be a pain). Thanks for all that you do!
Well, always best to thread them through the PCB holes when the PCB is designed that way. The Game Gear is an odd design in that respect, no through holes in the PCB, just pads, yet they use "through hole" capacitors.
hello from germany....thaks for your channel. you have awesome content!! sorry for my bad english, but my sub have you! have a very good time and all best from chemnitz...
Yes, I was thinking about gluing the down the caps, but I figured this Game Gear would not be too much motion stress from now on so I left them unglued. Let's hope your premonition doesn't come true.
With the 7+ month journey from beginning to finished repair, the "SAGA" typo in the intro is very appropriate! :)
Oh! For frig sake. LOL. Well, my video making is always quite the saga, so you are correct, very appropriate.🙄
I truly thought that was intentional.
@@TheHighlander71 Of course it was. Not. Just my clumsy typing skills.
Yay! Happy New Year!
Thank you. Happy New Year to you, as well!
Just wanted to say that I very much enjoy your content and hope to see you continue into the new year - at your own pace, because I totally understand scripting, filming and editing videos can be a chore (I personally find the editing process to be a pain). Thanks for all that you do!
Thank you very much, LB. Very kind of you to say. LOL, don't encourage me by saying, "your own pace" - I'll never get out any videos. 😉
Outstanding as usual. Loving it. Thanks.
Thank you very much. Geez, I think I missed watching your Atari 2600 from Oven to Heatsink video. I will correct that oversight.
I never saw caps being installed like this. So we don't really need to thread it through the PCB holes?
Well, always best to thread them through the PCB holes when the PCB is designed that way. The Game Gear is an odd design in that respect, no through holes in the PCB, just pads, yet they use "through hole" capacitors.
Excellent video as always, keep it up!
Thank you very much!
downward dog is the best way to bend a capacitor to your will. *evil laugh*
I couldn't agree with you more about the liquid tape. Great product, horrible built-in brush. Thanks for sharing your work!
And thank you for watching!
hello from germany....thaks for your channel. you have awesome content!! sorry for my bad english, but my sub have you! have a very good time and all best from chemnitz...
Hallo aus Kanada! I am happy that you like my videos. Thank you very much for the sub! Your English is perfectly fine, btw.
@@MindFlareRetro thanks and i wish a perfect day!..😃
2:28 That's a bevel tip, not a chisel.
Arghh. Yep, you are correct. I _do_ know my soldering iron tips types, just totally misspoke. Good catch.
Shouldn't you glue down those caps? They're flapping in the breeze now.
I see lifted pads in the future.
Yes, I was thinking about gluing the down the caps, but I figured this Game Gear would not be too much motion stress from now on so I left them unglued. Let's hope your premonition doesn't come true.