NES CPU, PPU and RAM Testing - Socketed NES System - Fixing Ebay Junk
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2020
- Today I make use of the Socketed NES board I made to test the CPU, PPU and SRAM chips I pulled from the old nasty NES Toploader I was working on a long time ago.
Using this, I'll be able to continue trying to repair my NES Toploader.
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I highly recommend storing chips in either static safe foam or bag. Keeping them in a regular plastic bag like that can cause ESD damage and ruin them.
ZIF connectors and anti-static bags would be my recommendations. Both would prevent a lot of undue damage to your chips. :)
The Zero insertion Force (ZIF) socket really seem like a good idea since you might use this test console often. Nice video as always ^.^
Respect for showing your mistakes. Mistakes are common even when you know what you're doing
Always something interesting to upload, eh bud? I think what gets me pumped for your videos is firing up the home theatre w the bass up, for the intro to your videos. It's a good time! I recommend it for anyone who hasn't heard/felt it at high volume/bass. :-D
What we have learned today: coffee first. But I like your NES with those socketss. Thanks for this interesting video.
Very informative! I like the idea of a dedicated, socketed machine for easter-egging. All good wishes during the Zombie Apocalypse.
Theres that intro, its like a cold ice tea after a hot day mowing the lawn, good n’ refreshing!!
Very interesting! Nice to ear too that you’ll finish the top loader
Have you considered a Soldering Playlist? Where you show how to solder and desolder? I guess could be interesting for some people. Keep up the great work.
That toploader vid was the first iof yours I ever saw!
Love your videos
Any update on the Sharp Twin Famicom?
nice video as always
i dont really repair that many NES consoles but i NEED to have that tester 😂maybe, if you havent already, make a video on how to make one for other consoles? (N64 etc.)
God I had a good laugh for the first minute and a half. I can't tell you how many times I've done that, not plugging the power supply in or the main supply cable for the power switch.
Thank you so much for not editing out some of your mistakes. It helps so much to know silly things happen sometimes and it’s not the end of the world.
At least you showed what would happen if you swapped the ppu with the cpu cool, interesting if it had worked and bypassed the nes lock out chip.
how to know if my NES is bad with these chips? I've tried to fix it with 4, 5 videos over here and I can't make it work! I own another NES working completely fine and I tested its seventyandsome pin connector into this faulty one. All I get back is a big white, grey, blue screen. Is it the main capacitor? The chips? I dunno :/
Hey thanks for the video.