I stumbled upon that video yesterday, very nice repair! And no paperclips in sight 😛

You have some good stuff on your channel, will there be new episodes in the Commodore PC10 repair saga?

TheMobRules wrote on 2022-04-26, 18:47:

I stumbled upon that video yesterday, very nice repair! And no paperclips in sight 😛

You have some good stuff on your channel, will there be new episodes in the Commodore PC10 repair saga?

Thank you : )

Yes, I have ordered and received the first batch of components and all the sockets.
The project is slightly delayed because of the whole Computer reset thing.
But I will continue with the rather extreme Commodore PC-10 quite soon I hope : )

Awesome video! Love that you went the distance and got this very unique machine repaired and ready to run. Well done sir!

I stumbled on your video as well yesterday and it was an amazing video to watch.
Thank you for the great work! I absolutely loved it! (No hacks, real investigation and real fixing, etc.)

doogie wrote on 2022-04-26, 19:55:

Awesome video! Love that you went the distance and got this very unique machine repaired and ready to run. Well done sir!

Thanks : )

GigAHerZ wrote on 2022-04-26, 20:11:

I stumbled on your video as well yesterday and it was an amazing video to watch.
Thank you for the great work! I absolutely loved it! (No hacks, real investigation and real fixing, etc.)

Thank you : )

YouTube algorithm worked for me as well and I saw your video yesterday. Really nicely done! I also subscribed and watched many of your previous videos

vetz wrote on 2022-04-26, 21:42:

YouTube algorithm worked for me as well and I saw your video yesterday. Really nicely done! I also subscribed and watched many of your previous videos

Thanks : ) Glad the algorithm worked. I have got some really weird suggestions from Yt lately.

Really enjoyed the video. Thanks for making it!

Bondi wrote on 2022-04-27, 10:33:

Really enjoyed the video. Thanks for making it!

Thanks : ) Glad you enjoyed it. This was my most enjoyable project so far

Enjoyed that video! Subscribed and now working through the PS/1 play list 😀

Lovely channel.
Nice combination of repairing and tweaking.
Keep em detailed and keep em long =)

SteveC wrote on 2022-04-28, 21:46:

Enjoyed that video! Subscribed and now working through the PS/1 play list 😀

Thanks : )
I eventually ran out of idea's for the PS/1. Let me know if you have suggestions for some more fun to do with the system.

bofh.fromhell wrote on 2022-04-28, 23:57:

Lovely channel.
Nice combination of repairing and tweaking.
Keep em detailed and keep em long =)

Thanks : ) Next video is going to be short, fun and simple. But I sure have some long and detailed projects lined up too.

I sat and watched the entirety of your video the other day, I gotta say well done. Using a hot air rework station to replace dead IBM custom chips is going so far above where anyone else would just give up. Congrats on getting that rare IBM system working completely.

My only actual complaint with the video was the way you pronounce things, it sounds all tense like you're announcing something, it made me feel tense as well. Future videos with a more relaxed and casual style of talking would be fantastic.

The problem with unobtanium chips is that after he got that unit fixed and working those borrowed chips are going back to where they came from.

notsofossil wrote on 2022-04-30, 20:44:

I sat and watched the entirety of your video the other day, I gotta say well done. Using a hot air rework station to replace dead IBM custom chips is going so far above where anyone else would just give up. Congrats on getting that rare IBM system working completely.

My only actual complaint with the video was the way you pronounce things, it sounds all tense like you're announcing something, it made me feel tense as well. Future videos with a more relaxed and casual style of talking would be fantastic.

Thanks for the feedback. I'm still a rookie learning YT.

Unknown_K wrote on 2022-04-30, 21:02:

The problem with unobtanium chips is that after he got that unit fixed and working those borrowed chips are going back to where they came from.

David at the IBM Museum channel has kindly enough put aside a spare board for me. So, all systems involved will be fixed and fully working in a near future.
It will be in a video in one way or another.