Amiga 500 Tank Mouse - Restoration & How It Works - 4K

In this video, The Retro Pal restores an original Commodore Amiga Tank Mouse he bought to complete his Amiga 500 set and also explores how the Mechanical Mice works in this episode.

[@GR8TM4N]

So strange how simple things like a old mechanical mouse can spark feelings of nostalgia - myself I must have spend thousands of hours during the years I had my A500, and this video left me with such a warm feeling. Was like meeting again a friend from the past ....
.. And yet, it's just a mundane little old thing, a mouse. But it was my mouse. My old Amiga mouse.
Thanks for the beautiful video.

[@SkullMan---]

Very nice video, glad this restoration went so well!

[@anonymus5966]

Wholesome

[@markrung8051]

Great video, very clear instructions

[@theretropal]

Thank you Mark, appreciate it. :)

[@MuzafferB74]

Hi, many thanks for this video, very helpful. Can I ask the alcohol percentage of the IPA you're using for cleaning please?

[@theretropal]

Thanks for watching the video. The IPA I use is 99.9%

[@ironmaiden5658]

Good video. Does the cream affect the nylon mouse feet at all?

[@theretropal]

Thank you, appreciate it. Regarding your question, no it did not affect the nylon mouse feet at all.

[@ironmaiden5658]

@@theretropal ok cool. Thanks.

[@CommodoreFan_nl]

Don't use an UV-C lamp, also used for desinfection. Better use an UV-B lamp. More info:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet